Figure Skating Gold Medal Coach

One night before bed, Xia Yuezi scrolled through a post—swimming and table tennis fans were complaining that their associations weren't building up a talent pipeline and were mistreating "veterans."

A 24-year-old world champion, who hadn't had a coach for nearly a year, looked back to find nothing behind her and couldn't help but shed tears.

She switched to her alternate account and commented: "What's a talent pipeline? Figure skating has none." Perhaps heaven heard her cry, because it sent her back fifteen years, right when Asian women's singles figure skating was at its peak.

Xia Yuezi recalled the development of figure skating over the past fifteen years. Looking at the ice rink before her, she prepared to make her move, but a voice abruptly stopped her in her tracks. "Coach Xia, what are we practicing today?"

Huh! What did you just call me, little sister?! The amount of information was overwhelming, forgive Xia Yuezi for not being able to smile at this moment. She looked down at the twelve-year-old girl with expectant eyes, gritted her teeth, and accepted the fact that she had transmigrated into a figure skating coach.

Never mind, coach it is. With memories and techniques from the new era, she wasn't afraid of not being able to break through. The flame in Xia Yuezi's eyes reignited.

Whether as an athlete or a coach, letting the vibrant red flag flutter on the ice was her unwavering belief. "Teaching you hand-in-hand to win gold medals" is the succinct summary. The theme is to maintain the initial heart and passion for figure skating, and bravely pursue dreams.