[So what if it’s true? With China’s current level of e-sports development, even if e-sports enters Asia, it won’t be able to beat the cold country.]

[Brother, you are talking as if last year’s LoL global championship was the Hanguo team, while TPA was also an all-Chinese team.]

[TPA is from Wanwan. Even if e-sports enters Asia, it will still represent the Taipei team. Do you understand? 】

...

Wei En glanced at the barrage and started chatting with the audience in the live broadcast room:

"Brother Huo did not establish the Asian Electronic Sports Federation. This organization was established in 2005 and was recognized by the Olympic Council of Asia at that time. It is an independent and autonomous intercontinental sports association."

"Now the Asian Electric Sports Federation does have the idea of ​​​​entering the Asian Games, but the current e-sports industry is still in its infancy and the time has not yet come. I personally think that if e-sports wants to enter the Asian Games, it needs to first participate in other official sports games.

The appearance on the Internet will allow the Olympic Council of Asia to see the value of e-sports projects and accumulate certain experience.”

"Brother Huo wants to promote one thing now, which is to first make e-sports a performance event at the Incheon Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games to be held at the end of June this year. If everything goes well, e-sports will be included in next year's Incheon Asian Games.

It is possible to appear in the Asian Games as a performance event."

"E-sports is an emerging sport, so if it wants to become an official event in the comprehensive sports games and be included in the medal list, it must go through the test. If it can become a performance event in the Asian Games next year, then in the 2018 Jakarta Asian Games

It can become a formal project smoothly.”

"So..." Wei En turned around and glanced at a certain little fat man: "You have to work hard to train. If the day comes, if you can't make it to the national team, it will definitely be a big regret in life.

"

As soon as these words came out, the atmosphere in the originally lively and cheerful training room suddenly became a little heavy.

At this moment, another barrage appeared on the screen:

[Damn it, there’s a guy named Kiryu Shohide from Neon who broke Wei En’s record!]

【?????】

[What the hell is this? The Asian record is 9.70 seconds. Before my little days, no one even broke into 10 seconds. How about breaking the Asian record???]

Wei En was also suddenly startled, thinking that someone was joking.

9.70 seconds, let alone a small life, even if Bolt is here, that is not a result that can be achieved casually. How is it possible?

Just when the barrage was full of question marks, Ru Yi squeezed away the onlookers from the club and whispered something to Wei En.

"The news just came from Neon. In the preliminaries of the Oda Mikio Memorial Tournament in Hiroshima, a player named Kiryu Shohide ran 10.01 seconds with a wind speed of 0.9 meters per second, setting a new world junior record."

Although it was a whisper, Wei En was wearing headphones at this time, so the audience in the live broadcast room heard Ru Yi's words clearly.

[Fuck, sister Ru Yi said it herself, she didn’t run away. 】

[Really or not? Who is this Kiryu Shohide? I’ve never heard of it before. Isn’t the strongest one in my childhood, Ryota Yamagata? He’s still a fan of Wei En...]

[Checked it out, Kiryu Shohide, a senior high school student at Kyoto Ronan High School, born on December 15, 1995... Damn, he’s not even 17 and a half years old!]

[Holy shit, it’s even more powerful than Wei En back then. When Wei En was at his age, he was only at the level of 10 seconds 2, right? 】

[They were already celebrating with fireworks when he was young. They gave him the nickname "Feng Chasing Boy" and clamored to break Wei En's Asian record within three years! 】

There was a huge commotion on the barrage, but Wei En acted very calm after hearing the news.

"I thought my Asian record was broken. It almost scared me to death, hahahaha..." Wei En joked.

Most of the audience in the live broadcast room were fans of Wei En, so he directly started chatting on this topic:

"Actually, this kind of thing is normal. Geniuses are everywhere, they just need to be discovered. Neon Dash has been suppressed by us since 2010. They must have suppressed it. It is difficult to cultivate a capable young athlete.

It’s not a big deal.”

"It's only 10 seconds 01. Don't be too surprised. What level of competition is the Oda Mikio Memorial Tournament?" This question was asked to Ru Yi.

"Well..." Ru Yi took out her mobile phone and searched, "F level is the same level as the Zhaoqing station you participated in yesterday."

Wei En nodded and said to the audience in the live broadcast room: "Let me tell you, in order for the results created in yesterday's game to be recognized by the IAAF, the track and field center specially moved a lot of equipment from the Ersha Island training base.

past."

"Especially the anemometer and the timer. If either of these two things fails to meet the standards of the IAAF, the results cannot be used as official records. Let's wait for the news. Maybe this 10.01 will not be obtained by the IAAF in the future.

recognition."

Wei En also said this based on the memory of his previous life, because in his previous life, Kiryu Shohide ran 10.01 seconds at the Oda Mikio Memorial Race. Because he did not use an anemometer that met IAAF standards, this result could not be recognized.

A new IAAF World Junior Record, and an Asian Continental Junior Record.

The current world youth record (u20) for the men's 100 meters is 9.72 seconds run by Wei En at the London Olympics, and the junior record (u18) is 10.06 seconds run by Wei En at the 2010 Jinan Track and Field Championships in China.

Even if time and space changed and Kiryu Shohide's results were really recognized by the IAAF, Wei En would not panic at all.

There is a difference of 0.26 seconds between 10 seconds 01 and 9 seconds 75. In the previous life, Kiryu Shohide spent four years from 10 seconds 01 to 9 seconds 98.

And after that time, Kiryu Xianghide never ran under 10 seconds again. Until Wei En was reborn, 10 seconds 01 was his top 2 result.

A boy who chases the wind?

There have been so many strong winds that I can't achieve the results of a few shots within 10 seconds, so I'd better just go to sleep.
Chapter completed!