The Snow and Ice All-Rounder

The topic is good, but the writing is terrible! Seriously, what school would expel a 15-year-old just because they had a fight with a teacher?! Aren't you afraid of getting killed by their parents?

Well, sports novels should just focus on the competition. Starting with teachers and class monitors is unnecessary. In all my years of schooling, I've never encountered any of the unfairness or betrayal depicted in novels.

That's too poisonous! That's too poisonous! I just ran away. Figure skating is a sport that highly values ​​aesthetics, but I really couldn't see anything beautiful about the main character. The setup is weird too, hate value, help, so lame.

I wanted to read a novel about ice and snow sports, but the author's writing is so childish, every chapter is poisonous, and the level of hatred is a major flaw. There isn't a single normal person in the entire story; they all seem to have been given a brain-damaging aura by the author, and everyone hates the protagonist, who is just a loser.

1. The author's cheat codes are just a supplement; don't rely on them. 2. Since the opening is about figure skating, we should focus on it. 3. Other events can be supplementary, but the schedule must be well-planned. Avoid overlaps. Otherwise, the main character will be overworked, and he's not a god. 4. The romantic subplot must be stable. There are just too many harem novels these days.

I've seen tons of positive reviews, but I don't know what's commendable about this book besides its concept. The characters are underdeveloped, the protagonist's only thought is showing off and getting slapped in the face, the villains and supporting characters are villains for the sake of being villains, the language is childish and laughable, and the emotional intelligence of the characters is…

Here are my personal thoughts after watching it. First, the subject matter is unusual; I was initially drawn in by the title. My first impression was that the protagonist was a bit immature, the plot somewhat clichéd, the comebacks abrupt, and it didn't really connect with the viewer. I couldn't bear the kneeling scene.

I just have to say... I really have to get this off my chest... The cheat system is just too... Over the top...

This is too much, I can't take it anymore. The characters are all brain-dead. The selection process is rigged, staff members get provoked by the protagonist and yell at them, and the school monitor mindlessly tells everyone the protagonist isn't qualified to compete for an Olympic gold medal. Is this what a Chinese person would say to a 15-year-old athlete?

It was a great subject matter, but he ruined it.