After Leaving the Sports Circle, I Became a Cooking God (Completed BL)

Chapter 6 - Late-night snack reservation & Basic Culinary Level 2

Translator: dapotaturs
Release Date: 08/27/2023

If Wang Shen's data were within Su Bai's expectations, then Cui Luoheng's data seemed to slightly deviate from Su Bai's anticipations.

It's not that Cui Luoheng's achievements were poor. Despite his bad temper, he had managed to make it to the semifinals of the 110m hurdles at the U20 World Championships in 2016. In the domestic scene, Cui Luoheng was a young athlete who garnered attention within the track and field community.

However, compared to Wang Shen, who had been dominating national competitions since his youth, achieving impressive results in both the World U18 Championships and the World U20 Championships, Cui Luoheng's achievements appeared less dazzling.

Cui Luoheng's performance during his youth was commendable, but his personal best was only making it to the semifinals of the World U20 Championships, where he ran 14.11 seconds, finishing fourth in his semifinal group and failing to advance to the final.

Since the year he was about to turn 19, Cui Luoheng had begun transitioning to the adult category and adjusting his training accordingly. He shifted from the 99cm hurdles used in the youth category to the 106cm hurdles used in the adult category.

Due to the adjustment in hurdle heights between the youth and adult categories, this change was bound to affect Cui Luoheng's overall technique. It required a training and adaptation period. Consequently, he didn't participate much in domestic competitions the previous year, leaving his personal records largely blank.

Of course, the hurdles coach of the S Province Provincial Team still had high hopes for Cui Luoheng. After turning 18, he participated in the National Indoor Athletics Championships in February of the following year to set a good starting point for his official competitions that year.

Su Bai remembered that Cui Luoheng had won a certain station's 60m hurdles indoor championship, but he didn't perform at his best during the final round of the National Indoor Athletics Championships, finishing fifth.

Considering the potential value assessments that the system had given to Liu Jiaonan, the women's hammer throw champion, and to Wang Shen, Cui Luoheng's value of 7.6 seemed impressive. It might not mean dominating the international scene, but at the very least during his youth, he should have been competitive on the international stage.

However, looking at Cui Luoheng's results, even though he occasionally won championships on the domestic stage during his youth and was often within the top five of the national rankings in the 110m hurdles event, his achievements seemed inadequate compared to Wang Shen's accomplishments.

As Su Bai read through this, he slightly furrowed his brows. If Cui Luoheng's innate potential wasn't the issue, then what could be the reasons behind his actual performance not matching the expected heights of his potential value?

Was it due to insufficient training? Was there a deficiency in the coach's training plan? Or was it Cui Luoheng's own resistance to training and lack of cooperation?

Cui Luoheng's data had completely captured Su Bai's attention. Unfortunately, he had retired from the team, and from any perspective, he lacked the authority to access training plans and training records from the coach.

Thinking of this, Su Bai couldn't help but shift his gaze to the bottom of Cui Luoheng's associated page, where a row of grayed-out options awaited activation.

Among these options was the "Yearly Training Status Curve Chart for Athletes."

As Su Bai ate with Sun Xiangdong, his mind wandered. He wondered what level of authority he needed to activate these grayed-out buttons.