I was banned from the Olympics because I was too strong.
The book is also known as "Accidentally Winning All the Olympic Gold Medals."
Mo Lang, who was bound to the Sports Mythology System.
Every time he completed a system mission, not only would he be able to improve his various sports skills, but he would also be able to obtain points to exchange for various sports anime, movies, and even real-life character attributes. Every time he became a legend of a sport, he would also be able to unlock the potential of the human body!
[Basketball: He led a basketball team made up entirely of Chinese players and dominated the NBA, becoming a legend in the NBA!]
In the Olympics, he even led the national team to defeat their opponents and became the first Olympic basketball champion in China's history!
International basketball players: I'm reporting him for using Chinese Kungfu to play basketball!
In the end, Mo Lang announced his retirement and joined the soccer team.
Football: He led the national football team to the World Cup under everyone's ridicule and became a legend of a generation. He avenged his previous humiliation and raised the prestige of our country!
Footballers from all over the world:
Table tennis:
Foreign players: You guys play by yourselves!
In the end, after challenging all the regular sports, Mo Lang had unknowingly won all the gold medals!
In the end, the rules of the Olympic Games could not be changed directly. A person could only register for ten sports, and Mo Lang was indirectly banned.
However, Mo Lang didn't care at all. Instead, he set his sights on the extreme sports that foreigners were best at.
Foreigner: China as Number One!
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