The All-Around Athlete

First of all, it must be said that Chinese athletes did use performance-enhancing drugs, but that's all in the past, prevalent in the 1980s and 90s, such as the famous Ma's Army. However, during the same period, foreign athletes used performance-enhancing drugs just as much, and it was definitely not an isolated case. For example, the US track and field team was involved in collective doping.

I've always disliked works that depict multiple sports. In reality, there's no way such athletes exist. At most, someone might achieve success in two sports, though there are indeed concrete examples of that. The question is, how can the protagonist win championships in various sports? Many people spend their whole lives in one sport and still not achieve any results. Is this realistic?

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The protagonist relies on a cheat-like advantage to gradually gain power and crush everyone, which was quite enjoyable at first. However, it somehow triggered my compassionate side later on—athletes train from a young age, following a completely different path from ordinary students, relying on a limited number of competitions to compete for a limited number of rankings and a chance to stand out.

Pan Zhanle broke the world record with a time of 46.40 Seconds; the previous world record was also his own.

Following the academic excellence novel, an exchange novel has emerged. I've always loved this book's swimming section; you wrote the best part of the starting point. 😊

It's the Olympics, let's take another look, hahaha.

To be honest, it's too far-fetched, just so-so. Seeing the protagonist participate in every swimming event was just speechless. At least it should be somewhat in line with the national context; there's always this "try to have it all" mentality, then after finishing one sport, he switches to another and tries to do it all again—it's just pure self-indulgence.

#Blowing the Cauldron# This book can be said to be the culmination of the all-around multi-talented genre after "All-Round Athlete"! Whether it's the swimming pool, the track, or the arena, the protagonist is a king! The cheat is an all-around system. Through training, competitions, and completing tasks, he can add and reset skill points.

When writing about sports, the author should have subtly highlighted the protagonist's role by including some commercial activities or entertainment programs. This would have slowed down the pace and added some interest, but you glossed over it. The female lead is a liability; she's a very weak character. She only gets together with the male lead because they're childhood sweethearts.