Now That I'm Reborn, Who Still Trains in Sports?

To be honest, the plot dragged on too much. I was a track and field athlete, and I only reached the second-level athlete rank (shot put) at the city sports meet in my first year of high school. In my second year, the city's sports academy came to recruit me, but my family wouldn't allow it.

I've read almost all the sprint novels on Qidian.com. Although they're a niche genre, it's difficult to write a masterpiece. As for this book, it's only average, with a lot of room for improvement. However, it has a fatal flaw: poor pacing. For example, the county sports meet scene was dragged out for over fifty chapters and still wasn't finished.

There's a lot of self-indulgent descriptive writing, which makes it seem superficial and meaningless.

It's a bit bland; the story doesn't engage me, and I can't get immersed in it! 🙂

This is my first time reading about running, and I was surprised to find that running is quite interesting. I will continue to support it.

Overall, it's pretty good. There are no major flaws in the content, and the main character hasn't lost their intelligence yet. It's watchable.

While body cultivation can generate a lot of internal heat, it's not like you should switch to dual cultivation, is it? Or did you not refresh the website properly when you copied this?

The system text needs to be concise because your list will appear frequently, and even one extra word will be annoying. For example, a physical fitness list can be divided into speed and endurance; why add the word "fitness"?

I have a feeling this is going to be a hit, so I'm leaving a comment to wait for the prediction to come true.

When I was in my senior year of high school, all the sports students in my school could run the 100 meters in under 12 seconds, and two of them even ran it in under 11 seconds. I got a perfect score of 11.10 Seconds in the 100 meters on the college entrance exam.