Reborn in the 90s Wearing the National Flag [Table Tennis]

[Similar Era Novel: "Transmigrated to the 60s to Build Sports [Table Tennis]"]

Once revered as China's national team of table tennis, the Dream Team plummeted after reforms targeting the Chinese squad - switching from small to large balls, material changes, and shifting from 5-game 3-win to 7-game 4-win systems. For three consecutive Olympic cycles without medals, these became known as Table Tennis' Dark Twelve Years.

With a deceased mother, abusive father, stepmother bringing her own son, and her own tortured death, she returns to age six. She sues her father, seeks refuge with her uncle, and shines on the table tennis court with her racket.

"Did you hear? The women's team got a fierce newcomer who directly became a main member without qualifiers!"

"So privileged? Some provincial princess?"

"Not royalty - she entered with championship credentials! The World Cup singles champion who defeated South Korea's ace at the Australian Open!"

When asked about being teenage World Cup champion and completing 1/3 of her Grand Slam, she states: "I have no idols - I'll surpass them all."

[Note: Fictionalized era setting (90% altered), ensemble growth through protagonist's butterfly effect, exaggerated rule changes for narrative tension.]

Content Tags: Competitive Sports, Rebirth, Coming-of-Age, 90s Era, Drama