Pulled Back to Declare I'm an Olympic Champion

Qu Chi showed outstanding athletic talent from a young age. When practicing figure skating, her teachers praised her stable center of gravity and strong musicality. When practicing track and field, her teachers said she had excellent explosiveness and great stamina.

However, Qu Chi knew all her teachers had a second half to their sentence: "Qu Chi is very talented, too bad she was born in the same era as..." For some people, being a genius is merely the threshold to meet them.

Qu Chi studied figure skating for 4 years, and in the year her older sister, Qu Tang, won the championship, she chose to switch to track and field. She practiced 100-meter sprints for 6 years, only to encounter Zhou Xinwen, a prodigy who joined the national team at 14.

Her life seemed like a joke. No matter how unwilling or how hard she worked, she could only watch the backs of geniuses, receiving only sighs from others.

Until Qu Chi started having a recurring dream. In the dream, she ran endlessly on an infinitely stretching 400-meter track. The race seemed to never end until she successfully surpassed all her opponents.

She met fans who always supported her and coaches who cherished her. She switched events once again, still in sprints, but to the longer 400-meter track. This time, she finally had the chance to reach the summit alone, even becoming the mountain that touches the sky.

Qu Chi ran from the Grand Prix to the World Championships, to the Olympics, and to world records. She was the strongest queen on this track. Like a bright moon in the sky, she was the brightest moon, not just a star, in the night sky.