Zhang Suqiang has traveled through time. His family is a century away, his body has inexplicably gained weight, his body fat exceeds the standard, his health is at risk, his family has cut ties with him, and without a source of income, he is about to run out of food! In despair, Zhang Suqiang picks up a pen, hoping to save his stomach by writing novels. Oh, and he also needs to lose weight—being too fat leads to fatty liver and the three highs. If he wants to live long enough to see his family again, he must at least survive until the next century! At this moment, the Winter Olympics are still two or three years away. If his father were here, he could rely on his astronaut-level fitness and former figure skating champion skills to compete for another Olympic gold. But Zhang Suqiang, who retired at sixteen due to body development issues, with a highest jump difficulty of only a 3A, can only write novels to fill his stomach. Wait… does anyone even land 3A jumps at this time? No Chinese athlete has yet appeared on the Olympic stage. If he could make this miracle happen a little sooner, even the laziest person would surely fight for it. And Zhang Suqiang is no slacker. --- The inspiration for this story comes from the 1908 London Olympics, when a Tianjin publication introduced the history of the Olympic Games and posed three questions: 1. When will China send a single athlete to the Olympics? 2. When will China send a full team to the Olympics? 3. When will China host an Olympic Games? Fiction is a vessel for dreams. In this fantasy tale, the author hopes to weave a story of pursuing these dreams around these three questions.