The God of Slaughter's Left Hand [Table Tennis]

Daiyan @ Chen Guimo Shou. The spark of love came at the Athens Olympics. Why did the Olympic champion show up in the countryside to feed pigs?

When time and space overlap, don't worry, Slaughter God, raise your pigs. I'll be the left-handed table tennis player for sure.

A car accident left her racket-holding left hand with a compound fracture and permanent aftereffects. The orphan once expected to achieve great things faded into the crowd, destined for an ordinary life.

The stars took pity, and we walked side by side through a rift in time and space.

The Slaughter God is who you were in the past.

The new Slaughter God is who you and I have painstakingly nurtured.

[This kid's got potential. She can keep her cool.]

Ten years, two encounters. If we could start again, see you on the national team.

Coach Chen Qi, don't let this upset you.

Lose some weight and get up to practice!

In the first part, a transmigrated girl changes her fate: a national team prospect X a hot-tempered coach. In the second part, a temporal rift lets them share every important moment in each other's lives.

※Please note:

1. Original female lead.

2. Chen Qi will not be made weaker. The first part follows the female lead as she transmigrates and changes her fate, along with the Slaughter God coach's growth. The second part follows Chen Qi's breakthroughs and growth as time unravels. The female lead first transmigrates into someone else's body, then later travels in her own body. Her real self is a fully grown 24-year-old woman. They only become romantically involved when he is no longer her coach, so there are no teacher-student relationship or power-imbalance issues.

3. Negative characters will have original names. I won't bash athletes or steal other athletes' achievements.

4. [The author is bold enough to expose management failures, bullying within the team, and the feudal system. None of this is made up out of thin air. I'm half an insider, and I'm not afraid to speak up. If you disagree with me on this, feel free to curse me.] But I want what's best for Chinese table tennis. I respect the blood, sweat, and tears of the nation and its athletes, and mean no harm.

Theme: Competitive sports, never give up