Rejected After Confessing to the Campus Belle, I Take Up Sprinting to Bring Glory to My Country

I think track and field is more interesting in sports writing. The biggest problem is that it's a bit empty in the later stages and the values ​​are very broken.

The book's overall game and system growth rhythm are okay, but the description of a single game is too boring. One hundred meters only lasts 10 seconds. How can there be so many ideas? It is done once in every game, and all kinds of psychological descriptions are added to the drama. The current free chapter content, I just glance at it and turn the page, it has no impact at all.

It's too long-winded in the middle. There's so much inner drama.

It's not bad, you can take a look at it, it's a bit verbose

Well written, but the number of words is a bit short

What a story. People in the mountains saw the sea, and people on the coast saw the real sea.

When will the book be written about the Su Shenhou era? The current sprint is too declining.

After running through the wind of ridicule, you can see the light at the end - read "The school beauty was rejected after confessing, but practicing sprinting to win glory for the country" When I first read the name of this book, I thought it was just an ordinary competitive online article stacked with cool points. After reading dozens of chapters, I discovered that it contains a lot about the real power of ordinary people to "come back". In the story, Lin Ming restarted his life from that afternoon in 2006. In his previous life, he impulsively signed up for a sprint and became the laughing stock of the whole school. After his rebirth, he did not indulge in the emotion of being rejected. Instead, he pinned all his unwillingness on the track. He ran from the high school team all the way to the city games and provincial championships, and rushed step by step towards the 2008 Olympic Games at his doorstep. The most touching thing about this book is never the fun feeling brought by the "dash modifier", but Lin Ming's tenacity to "turn a bad joke into a legend". On the 100-meter track of the Provincial Youth Championships, the "Sprint Twins" who were originally expected by everyone stared at the bulletin board with a score of 10.75 Seconds with a look of astonishment on their faces. No one knew that this Yunan boy, who was born out of nowhere, had spent many early mornings before dawn, repeatedly adjusting his starting posture on the track. He doesn't put the immediate victory or defeat in his mouth, and he doesn't worry about the opinions of others. He just aims every breath and every step towards his own goal - not to prove something for the limelight, but to turn the love that was once trampled under his feet into the confidence to stand in the world competition step by step.

Competition, competition. If you reveal your results early, you will die.