I’m an Olympic Superstar

Xiao Ran transmigrated to a parallel world and obtained the “All-Round Olympic Star” System. The first sport that he had activated was actually the e-sports League of Legends! Fortunately, e-sports was now integrated into the Olympics. Pentakill, Legendary, Torturing the Pros. Xiao Ran is a jungler… What? Why is he playing mid-lane in this match??!! Ban the jungler and mid-lane champions that Xiao Ran can use to carry… God damn it, why is he playing top-lane now!!?? “Start the bets, start the bets. Let us guess what position is God Xiao going to play next!!!” … “Why!! Why is an Esports professional player sprinting 100 meters in 9.8 seconds!?” “What!! He is actually swimming faster than Phelps!!” … Xiao Ran. The man who possesses the “All-Round Olympic Star” System…

Original Publisher

qidian

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on I’m an Olympic Superstar ### First Impressions "I’m an Olympic Superstar" certainly grabbed my attention with its premise: a transmigration story blending e-sports, the Olympics, and a system. Going in, I was prepared for a potentially wild ride. The initial chapters definitely threw me into the deep end, with the MC quickly becoming a streaming sensation. It's a novel that demands you suspend your disbelief pretty early on, and whether or not you enjoy it seems to hinge on your tolerance for that. ### What Works Well The humor is definitely a strong point. I found myself chuckling at some of the over-the-top situations and face-slapping moments. For readers familiar with League of Legends, the detailed play-by-play descriptions and unusual champion strategies add another layer of enjoyment. The concept of e-sports being included in the Olympics is also quite intriguing and provides a unique backdrop for the MC's rise to fame. There's a certain wish-fulfillment aspect to the story that's undeniably appealing, especially if you enjoy seeing an MC dominate the competition. ### Areas of Concern However, I did find some aspects of the novel less appealing. The MC's sudden rise to fame and the almost immediate worship from fans felt a bit rushed and unrealistic. I also noticed that the plot can become repetitive, with the MC relying on similar tactics and cheat abilities throughout the story. The reliance on real-world celebrities as characters, while potentially adding a layer of familiarity, felt somewhat jarring to me. I also found some of the crude humor and objectification of women uncomfortable, and at times, the story felt a bit too reliant on these elements. ### Final Verdict "I’m an Olympic Superstar" is a novel that's likely to polarize readers. If you're looking for a lighthearted, comedic story with a strong focus on e-sports and don't mind a bit of absurdity, you might find it enjoyable. However, if you prefer more depth, character development, and a plot that's grounded in reality, this novel might not be for you. Ultimately, it's a fun but flawed read that requires a willingness to embrace its over-the-top nature. I give it a tentative 3 out of 5 stars.