I Said I’d Win the Swimming Championship, So What’s with the Grand Slam?

They might get a gold medal at most in one Olympics, and then, like Sun Yang, be brought down by the US-controlled World Anti-Doping Agency. That's the reality.

Speechless. What kind of toxic plot is in chapter 113? He promised to help someone get an autograph, but then he forged it himself to fool his teammate. If you can't do it, don't promise it! What kind of bizarre behavior is this?! Does the book start feeding readers shit as soon as it's released?

Phelps &nnsp; Thanos hahaha little purple sweet potato!

It's impossible for a Chinese person to become the new champion. They would subject you to dozens of drug tests every match, and if there's even the slightest abnormality, they'd accuse you of using performance-enhancing drugs and ban you for several years. Back then, all media channels were controlled by the Americans, and they could easily ruin you by spreading rumors of cheating globally.

I've been following this book every day since I discovered it, and I even subscribed to all of it after it was released. Then you write something like this. You could have refused to help your teammates get autographs, or you could have agreed but realized there was no real chance of getting one, and then just told the truth—no one would have blamed you.

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Change your carefully chosen name to this kind of overused, common name.

A novel of this caliber, how could it possibly be abandoned?

Let's think about how to deal with America's underhanded tactics.

It was a pretty good book, but it was abandoned before it even got to the Beijing Olympics.