Transmigrating into a Book: Beating Up the Little Tyrant Today

"I was already the champion before you were even born."

After Zhang Jike finished speaking, Liu Bazong chimed in: "You're nothing but a champion. The one thing our team has in abundance is a champion."

Blizzard has figured it out: Liu Guoliang is currently the one most heavily influenced by the original storyline.

Then I heard him say, "It's time for you to see the world."

Blizzard rolled its eyes.

Liu Guoliang's public image has been completely ruined.

This is no longer a female-centric novel, but a fantasy novel.

When the car arrived at the training hall, most of the coaches and athletes were waiting at the entrance to greet us.

The coach and Zhang Jike got out of the car first. Qiu Shiyue, who was walking in front of Bao Xue, muttered, "It's just a gold medal, is it really necessary to come all out?"

Blizzard has such a bad temper; "mouths are for eating, not for farting."

Then she lifted her leg and kicked him; since she was the last one, no one saw it.

Qiu Shiyue fell off the car and landed flat on her face, covered in dirt.

Liu Guoliang quickly came to help her up, but Qiu Shiyue felt ashamed and quickly got up on her own.

Just as she was about to complain to Liu Guoliang, she heard Blizzard leading everyone in applauding Zhang Jike, and her words were drowned out by the applause.

Qiu Shiyue was furious and stood in front of Blizzard, questioning her: "Why did you kick me?"

Blizzard scoffed: "Do you have eyes in the back of your head? Did you see me kick you?"

"You! Why won't you admit it?"

"Why should I admit that I'm simple-minded, physically strong but uncoordinated, and that I tripped over my own feet and fell down? Can I blame anyone else for that?"

Eight-year-old Qiu Shiyue had little vocabulary, and after stammering for a while, she couldn't come up with anything. Frustrated, she ignored her and ran to Ma Rong and Xu Xin.

The two of them were hugging Zhang Jike and congratulating him.

Liu Guoliang looked at everyone calmly: "Zhang Yining, find someone to prepare a pool table for you and get the balls ready."

"Then who should I contact?"

This demon queen's persona has completely collapsed. Is she really that obedient?

Liu Guoliang started calling out names, since the rule was that one Xu Xin and one random person would go: "Let Xu Xin and Ma Rong go with you."

People's Artist Xu Xin: Twelve volumes of military books, each bearing the name of a python.

Ma Rong and Xu Xin were reluctant to be named.

Liu Guoliang: "You have a problem with that? You were laughing and joking just now, why aren't you laughing now?"

As Qiu Shiyue watched Coach Liu talk to them, she clearly knew that Coach Liu's gentleness was reserved for her, and that he treated them differently from how he treated her.

Liu Guoliang told Qiu Shiyue to get ready, while Zhang Jike took off his coat and took out his racket to play.

Seeing his expression, others understood what was going on.

Coach Liu actually had Zhang Jike spar with an eight-year-old child?

Are you kidding me?

Xu Xin really wanted to pat Liu Guoliang's head.

Ma Rong urged him to go quickly and check if the coach really had a fever.

Then Xu Xin really went there, and returned in less than ten seconds.

He told Ma Rong, "The coach told me, 'Get out of here. Just watch and don't say too much.'"

"...It's not a loss to get scolded; just go if they tell you to."

Blizzard believes that now is an opportunity.

Liu Guoliang felt like she had found a genius. As long as Qiu Shiyue beat her up like dog shit, she didn't believe Liu Guoliang would still protect her like this.

Moreover, as long as he fights Zhang Jike, the plot will probably still follow the original story.

Moreover, if Zhang Jike were to lose to Qiu Shiyue following the plot, 445's reputation would be ruined, and Blizzard would feel ashamed towards the people of Jiangdong and the vast number of netizens.

Blizzard suggested that she and Qiu Shiyue join the team together, as it would be fairer for them to play together.

Liu Guoliang's character at this point is completely aligned with the plot, and he disagrees with Blizzard's proposal.

Zhang Jike had just won the gold medal, so he challenged Qiu Shiyue to a match, and she won. This directly demonstrated her strength. Although her "golden finger" (advantage/advantage) was extraordinary, that's how the original story unfolded.

Blizzard explained:

"Qiu Shiyue's strength is not equal to that of an adult male at all. There is a huge difference in height, build, and wingspan. It is meaningless for them to win or lose. If Qiu Shiyue loses, people will say that I won unfairly. If Qiu Shiyue wins, they will think that Zhang Jike threw the game."

Since she had said that, everyone nodded in agreement.

Qiu Shiyue had no objection; she didn't think she would lose anyway.

There was even a voice inside her telling her that she would always be invincible.

Blizzard just randomly picked a shot.

She used to be at a sports school and had been on the city team playing table tennis.

But the younger generation is constantly being replaced; geniuses are one in ten thousand, and China has 140,000 of them.

She gradually shifted her focus to her work and became a physical education teacher.

But she never gave up on basic skills and training, and would play ball several times every week.

She has far more intelligence and experience than Qiu Shiyue, and most importantly, she is not controlled by the plot.

The match began with the two players warming up.

After a few minutes of simple practice, Blizzard roughly understood that her forehand attacks, the back-and-forth transitions, overall power, speed, and the quality of the spin were not particularly good, and could even be described as average.

Qiu Shiyue's protagonist aura doesn't have much effect on her.

Would you consider this her cheat code?

From the start of the first game, Qiu Shiyue maintained a significant lead.

Blizzard kept catching her serves.

Qiu Shiyue thought she was nothing special, just an insignificant nobody who wasn't valued.

Blizzard has figured out her habitual serve spin and landing point.

In the first game, Blizzard lost 2-11.

Liu Guoliang looked at Qiu Shiyue with satisfaction and told Zhang Jike, Xu Xin, and Ma Rong to learn from the child.

What are world champions compared to a prodigy like her? The Three Musketeers have to step aside!

In the second set, Blizzard served first.

Qiu Shiyue was full of confidence, but she choked on the first two balls she ate.

She looked at her racket in disbelief.

They were playing really well just now!

She calmed herself down and it was her turn to serve.

The ball went over the net, but was hit back by Blizzard, giving Qiu Shiyue no chance to receive it.

The first game was Blizzard's way of knowing themselves and their enemy.

She has figured out the details of Qiu Shiyue's control over the landing points, and all she needs to do to win is play normally.

When the score was 5-0 in the second game, Liu Guoliang stood up straight; the reversal came too suddenly.

When the score was 10-2, the three musketeers surrounded Liu Guoliang from the left, back, and right, saying in unison, "What are you going to learn from her? Is it shameful?"

Surrounded by 3D stereo voices, Liu Guoliang's face flushed red and then turned pale.

The game is over, and the score is very good.

11:2,6:11,8:11,0:11。

The outcome was decided. Qiu Shiyue stared at her racket for a long time, then held it up and said to Liu Guoliang, "Coach, my racket is possessed!"

Liu Guoliang rolled her eyes. "If the person is no good, don't blame the racket!"

Blizzard: "Why don't you say you haven't adjusted to the time difference yet?"

“Yes,” Qiu Shiyue said firmly, “I just haven’t adjusted to the time difference yet.”

Blizzard coldly remarked:

"I think you haven't even grown a brain yet. Playing ball requires using your brain, and if you use your brain often, drink more Six Walnuts (a type of walnut drink). Based on my assessment, you don't have a brain, so you need to drink Seven Walnuts."

[Beep, +1 point]

Liu Guo walked coldly outside the venue and called the coach who had recommended Qiu Shiyue. As soon as the call connected, he roared:

"You're scamming me!"