It's Just a Gold Medal, Isn't It? [Swimming]

After winning gold in countless worlds, Lu Yinyin finally completes the task assigned by the System and chooses to be born into an ordinary family, ready to enjoy her "retirement."

But when she's four, a swimming team comes to her kindergarten to scout for talent, and spots her at once.

Lu Yinyin: ?

Wait, is this really just fate?

Lu Yinyin had planned to lie flat this time around, but she's forced to get back in shape and set out on the road to gold once again.

It's just a gold medal, right? I'll take it!

It's not as if she's competed in a few events before.

Only later does she learn the truth:

Her seemingly ordinary family includes a grandfather who used to be a swimming coach, a grandmother who used to be a team doctor, a maternal grandfather who retired from a leadership role at the Sports Bureau, and a maternal grandmother who used to be a newspaper reporter...

Lu Yinyin's parents, who lead perfectly ordinary lives as professors of sports psychology: Thank goodness! Our family has finally produced someone outstanding!

Lu Yinyin: "..."

Does the System have a strange idea of what "ordinary" means?

Maybe she was destined to be extraordinary.

Tips: A satisfying, feel-good story centered on competitive sports. The System disappears once she retires.

Blurb captured on 2023.10.8

Theme: Passion never ends