Sports: The Reborn Su Shen

Actually, the first time I saw a push for this book, I rejected it. Because you can't squeeze into the page for me to read, I will jump into it immediately. First of all, I want to give it a try. I don't want to think that after watching it, I am using Su Shen's name to perform porcelain stunts. The title of the book "duang" sounds very bright and silky, but the content is very poisonous and hair-dropping. If you read it like that, you will inevitably run away with your head in a panic. So, there are only two books on my desk that is engraved with the word "fuck". The thin one is called a good book, and the thick one is also called a good book. I always keep in mind one sentence: wasting other people's time is also equal to murdering money and life. The person who said this was the gentleman who gave me the desk. Even though I'm used to being easy on people, I really can't offend him. After all, this is a fierce man who is good at using pig attacks to face the misfortune. Give it a try and catch up to the latest chapter in one go. It's like eating fennel beans and drinking hot rice wine, it's very happy. The author writes the book with skill, enthusiasm and science. In a sports article full of chicken blood that turns into salted fish and wins in seconds, it is really a clear mudslide. The text is clear and crisp, the rhythm is ups and downs, and the layout is dense and appropriate, which is called skillful. The wordless verbosity makes people frown, and the branches and vines are blurry. The eyes are filled with straight lines from the middle to the outside, and a pond filled with lotus flowers makes the eyes feel comfortable and refreshed. Positive emotions with appropriate concentration are called enthusiasm. The three views are correct and the heart is full of sincerity, and the scenes are laid out appropriately and naturally. There is no flattery like a dog licking, no embarrassment of being tough. The passionate soul and rational heart make sports writing relaxed and relaxed. Shake science with your golden finger and you can make a cocktail. The golden finger system framework falling from the sky, coupled with personal subjective efforts guided by scientific theories, allows readers to add a more convincing self-powered paraglider in the fantasy sky, instead of standing on the mythical clouds relying solely on imagination. This is quite wonderful. There are facts and evidence that can be copied, and success can be achieved with hard work and sweat. Isn't this joy of reading that is full of real gains heavy? After hearing the question, the gentleman took off his pipe and banged it on the sole of his shoe for a long time before he hesitated: Before I studied medicine, I originally planned to practice sprinting, but unfortunately there was no such science in my early years...

China speed!

Lin Yanfang

The water in this book is real water. If the water is squeezed out, it is estimated that a thousand chapters can be cut off. If it weren't for reading Su Shen, I would have given up reading it long ago, and now I'm still reading it.

The 100-meter sprint is an anaerobic exercise, and it is impossible to breathe in the middle. Even if Bolt comes.

Shout with me, Su Shen is awesome!

Writing about the 100-meter competition is also mixed with descriptions from other perspectives, which can easily interrupt the reader's emotions and consume the reader's passion for reading. A final can only be written in a few days 😅. I think we should first describe Su Shen's psychological process and actions during the game, and then write about the commentary or other athletes' and coaches' thoughts after finishing the entire game. (In the 100-meter final, in just 10 seconds, Green said three words that he had obviously thought about. It's not that these words cannot be said, but I think these words should be more appropriate after the game is over, because there is usually no time to think during the commentary, and they are all quick explanations of the game scenes.) Ps: Especially Green's last sentence to whet others' appetites, I think such words are impossible to appear in the game The second point is the author's writing style, which always has an air of pretending to be a slap in the face 😅 (For example, A: I am the world's number one starter and the world's 10-meter record holder!!! Su: No, it's me!... A: No... Impossible!!) I don't know if these 10-meter and 20-meter records are so important? There are always people who are dissatisfied and want to steal these records. ps: If it's important, just pretend I didn't say it

When I read your novel, I find it hard to swallow every time I see Dash New Books randomly opening the system, not knowing any details, and praising it as just writing stories. There is no knowledge structure, and I feel so embarrassed when I write it. You have to accompany me to suffer mental losses. Now it's funny to me that I don't know the basic knowledge of sprint novels. I didn't think it was so demanding before. I know more, so I'm picky. Do you understand my pain

Where is this going? I remember I stopped watching Su after 10 years. What year is it now?

Overview: 2004: Chapter 1-Chapter 19 (Protagonist's score: 11.75->11.18) 2005: Chapter 20-Chapter 244 (Protagonist's score: 11.18->10.30) 2006 : Chapter 245-Chapter 508 (Protagonist's score: 10.30->10.06) 2007: Chapter 509-Chapter 707 (Protagonist's score: 10.06->9.945) 2008: Chapter 708-Chapter? Chapter (Protagonist score: 9.945->9.83) Career milestones: 1. The first official competition: (Chapter 10) Xiangshan (Zhongshan) Middle School Student Track and Field Competition 100m final: 11.18 2. First break of 11 seconds in the official competition: (Chapter 48-Chapter 49) Guangdong Youth Championship 100m final: 10.96 (-2.3) 3. Breaking the master level for the first time in the official competition: (Chapter 112) Tianfu (Sichuan) National Track and Field Grand Prix 100m final: 10.46 (+0.2) 4. Breaking the national record for the first time: (Chapter 194-Chapter 195) Guangdong Province Track and Field Open 60m final: 6.60 5. Breaking the Asian record for the first time: (Chapter 293) Moscow International Athletics World Indoor Championships 60m final: 6.517 6. Breaking the "king level" for the first time in official competition: (Chapter 297-Chapter 298) National Athletics Grand Prix Shancheng (Chongqing) Station 100m semi-final: 10.29 7. Standing on the highest podium of an international competition for the first time: (Chapter 368-Chapter 371) Beijing IAAF World Youth Championship 100m final: 10.208 (-(>0.5)) 8. Breaking the national 100-meter record for the first time: (Chapter 420-Chapter 423) Athens World Cup Track and Field Championship 100m final: 10.085 (+1.1) 9. Breaking the world record for the first time: (Chapter 553-Chapter 554) Birmingham International Indoor Games 60m final: 6.381 10. Legally breaking ten in the first official competition: (Chapter 619) National Track and Field Championships and World Championships Trials 100m semi-finals: 9.99 (+0.9) 11. Standing on the podium of the OR competition for the first time: (Chapter 651-Chapter 655) Osaka World Championships 100m final: 9.945 (-0.5) 12. Winning the OR medal (silver medal) for the first time in the 100-meter relay: (Chapter 668-Chapter 673) Osaka World Championships 4*100m final: 37.88 13. Become recognized as the world's No. 1 In the future: (Chapter 759-Chapter 762) Valencia World Indoor Track and Field Championships 60m final: 6.30 14. Three breaks in 24 hours: (Chapter 788-Chapter 795) National Track and Field Open and Olympic Trials 100m: 9.99, 9.97, 9.98 15. Breaking 9.90 For the first time in the official competition: (Chapter 805-Chapter 807) Golden League Stockholm Station 100m: 9.88 (+0.4) 16. Winning the first Olympic medal (silver medal): (Chapter 842-Chapter 847) Beijing Olympic Games 100m final: 9.83 (0.0) 17. Winning the Olympic relay medal for the first time (silver (gold) medal): (Chapter 872-Chapter 876) Beijing Olympic Games 4*100m final: 37.50 You are welcome to check and correct any mistakes.