Fly, Olympics!

After vomiting, 10 seconds 11 to 9 seconds 97 was broken in one day. Do you understand what this concept is, buddy?

Well written. I just started reading it. I hope I can finish it! 😁

This update is too slow, 30,000 words in 20 days

The author might as well combine the two chapters into one. One chapter is a bit short now.

As a physical education student, your grades have risen too fast, and a quick attack skill that lasts for 10 seconds is really a bit too long. Five to six seconds is about the same. I think it is about the same. I also need to describe some of the training details in the middle. How can I endure the high intensity when I first started practicing physical education? As a high jumper, I could say that I vomited every day when I first started training. The speed endurance of winter training It can kill people, especially those who have practiced for a hundred times. The author's character description is actually a bit too rigid. Training cannot be smooth sailing. There will always be some setbacks. No one can survive long training without injury. Also, the protagonist's four-month training with the provincial team can obviously be longer. I suggest that the author search for training methods and movements. Finally! Author, are your last poems and music just to make up the word count?😡😡😡

Each chapter is too short, which affects the reading experience!

Can't you update more words? One chapter a day is less than one word

It was originally a very good subject matter, but unfortunately nothing was written. I kept reading. After a quick glance, it was very creative. After a closer look, I felt that nothing was written. I had no impression and no sense of involvement. Originally, there were not many books about track and field in the sports category. This book has nothing to write about. It is boring and has no relevant plot. There is no need to write. There is a problem with the setting. There are other saucy things that can't be sultry. The writing is not good. It can't be sultry. It doesn't make people laugh at all. Suggestion: Just set the basics. Strength and physique. Agility, intelligence, God rewards hard work, hard work, how much can be improved in a day, write it down, it will be simple and clear for readers to read, at least they will have an impression and a sense of substitution. There is no need to write down other no-name attributes. It is annoying to look at.

Anyone who has experienced Liu Xiang before and after his retirement will be resentful of this group of officials. Is it necessary to lick another man who is systematic and can rely on loneliness and boredom? If you can't get along with those bastards on an equal footing or even with force, you're just waiting to have your bones knocked to pieces and your marrow sucked out by them!

I read three sprint books from the same period. The one with size 8.4 Has 550,000 words, the one with size 8.16 Has 390,000 words, and the one with size 8.8 Only has 80,000 words.

I suggest the author read his own novel, it seems too fragmented. I guess this is a common problem among science students. They always want to be as brief as possible or even bother to write down the process.

Come on, it's okay

Wait for the update😊

It's really hard to write sports and competitive novels

The author can actually read sports books to accumulate experience. Most newcomers have come this way. After all, there are many benefits to reading similar articles. The writing method and all aspects of experience can be well absorbed. Come on, author.

Fly? Conceive it carefully and design it reasonably. It can be cheated but not too big. Don't write it from flying to flying.

Stopped updating? 😰

Let's talk about it. To be honest, the author's writing is quite good. One chapter a day is too little and the word count is too short, which affects the reading experience. Not many people follow it. If there are more updates, the results can be doubled several times. There will be more recommendations. I still hope to finish the book. Come on!

With more than a thousand words per chapter, is there any hope of catching up? I'm sure no one will follow it once it's released.