Run Out of My Life

It is still a quite simple and pure book, and I feel that it was written relatively early. Although there is a golden finger, it is not that imba, and it is still very serious among books of the same type. It almost reached its peak around the time of the Athens Olympics, and I have hastily flipped through it later. The author seems to have a companion volume that I will read again in the future.

The plot feels similar to a book I read before, especially the data about Coach Shen, and then this Chinese Games instant noodles.

As a fan of track and field books, and also a sports person myself, objectively speaking, this book looks pretty good!

"I have read Chapter 250 so far. Although I didn't finish it and gave up, I still have to give it a good review. The early stage is really amazing. The author understands track and field, and the details of starting and exerting force are very vivid. The purity of the protagonist's 0.01 Seconds is so well written. Unfortunately, there are too many daily trainings in the middle and later stages, which makes it feel a bit repetitive, so I put it down when I got tired of it. But the flaws are not concealed. It is definitely a rare masterpiece in sports and competitive writing, and it is worth reading!"

As I was looking at it, I realized that chapters were skipped. I realized that it wasn't my fault, it was the novel that skipped the plot.

Saw the light