
Sprint: A Brilliant Life
短跑:璀璨人生
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 862k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Sporting Events
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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There felt like there were too many romantic scenes. It got a bit cloying.
Keep up the good work, author! I've been following the story closely and hope that the protagonist can win the 100m and 200m championships three or four times in a row, starting from the 2004 Olympics, and also win several World Championships, becoming the only true god in track and field history, unparalleled before or since!
In the sports genre, where system-based novels are often filled with haphazard crossovers, this is a refreshing and enjoyable read.
I hope there will be less romance. I'm here for a lighthearted, enjoyable read. The protagonist isn't going to have a harem. What's the point of writing so much romance?
After seeing the protagonist's college entrance exam scores, coupled with his talent and his experiences before his rebirth, I genuinely feel that the protagonist should pursue scientific research rather than sports.
If you release a new book and don't update it frequently, are you doing justice to your hard work?
As a physical education student, I find it outrageous. I started as a complete novice, on a cinder track, wearing ordinary shoes, and without any training in running techniques, yet I ran the second race in under 11.5 Seconds, reaching level two...
Why keep writing about Liu Tao? Hmm?
With so many subscriptions, not a single monthly pass actually came from you. 😡 Consider this a show of support. Apart from those two sprint novels by Zombie Dance a few years ago, I haven't seen any sprint novels that I can actually read. Looking back now, I feel those two novels were a bit outrageous; the protagonist running 100, 200, and 400 meters simultaneously seems too unrealistic.
It's over; it's just a superficial sports program.