
I Really Don't Want to Be an All-Around Athlete
我真的不想当全能运动员
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Other Sports
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Having read dozens of chapters, here are my personal thoughts. This book is pretty good so far 😄👍. In terms of its world-building, it's a parallel universe similar to our own. However, the idea of countries using sports as a measure of national power is quite novel 😊.
I can't help but give it a good review; this book is really insightful!
It's great! I've been searching for so long for a system-based Olympic novel, and I've finally found a good one. Keep up the good work, author!
This book sounds good, but it ended abruptly. What happened to Lu Yao, Du Yunjie, and the protagonist? It wasn't finished! Author, you should have finished developing the romance! It's so frustrating; the female lead never even appeared in the later parts, not even offering any encouragement. Author, you should reflect on this.
✧*. ٩(ˊωˋ*)و✧*. GOOD
The plot is great, but personally, I can't accept the idea of using various gadgets on opponents during matches. Can't they just compete fairly? I know the author wanted to write about the extraordinary life of an all-around athlete, and I always imagined them using various cheat codes to train and improve themselves before competing fairly. But instead, it turns out they're using drugs and applying debuffs to their opponents during matches.
The 100 chapters were so off-putting that I didn't want to read any further, especially after the scene where the protagonist gives Lu Yao medicine during a ping-pong game in front of everyone. What kind of logic is that, giving everyone medicine for injuries and taking them to the hospital for checkups?
After reading a great work, I can't get into this kind of thing. I still prefer the author's current post-apocalyptic works.
It seems to be written in another book.