Back to 1981: I Sweep the Field with Science

You're not Gu Long; he could charge per line for his writing, but you can't. 😰

What's with this pace? Writing three to five chapters about a single match, interspersed with tons of educational content—if this continues, it's going to get really boring.

It's too idealistic; many policies are just written down for reference.

This is too weak. I'll read the extra chapters after it's released and then bury it.

It's more comfortable to read than Yao Ming's book, with a faster pace and less unnecessary dialogue. Maybe it's because I already had a foundation after reading Su Shen's book that I was able to get into it.

How did the protagonist resolve the situation after arriving in Hong Kong and not wanting to return to China? This is similar to the case of a female tennis player in the 1980s who defected after participating in a competition in the United States. 🥵

It's very well written, updating several times a day.

The pacing is too slow; the daily updates are so slow it's infuriating. I'm going to have to wait a few days before watching.

What's going on? They've gone to update the Yao Ming book. I prefer this one. When are they coming back?

Did the author count the words spoken? Normally, a person speaks only 3 to 5 words per second. In the last few chapters, during a match lasting less than ten seconds, each person spoke so much. Is that normal?