The Nanyue relay team really relied on hard work and fought back a bronze medal.

They not only won the praise of the audience, but also the respect of their opponents, and other teams sent congratulatory messages one after another, leaning closer to exchange their experience in the game.

After the game, the teams began to visit the door, today is the last day of the competition, this annual swimming master gathering is also rare, the team members who are familiar with each other began to greet each other, tomorrow we will go back to the provinces, each for their dreams to work hard.

The Nanyue team has gained praise through their fighting spirit, and Du Ke is the brightest star in the team, and reporters from all walks of life began to shoot around Du Ke, because Du Ke broke the national record in the men's 100m freestyle that he just set yesterday.

The rules of the swimming relay race are that the result of the first runner is counted as an individual result.

Taking the just-concluded men's 4*100m freestyle relay as an example, the 100 self-score of the first runner can be regarded as the result of a single 100-free race.

In his first 100m, Duke swam 48.34 seconds, one hundredth of a second faster than the national record of 48.35 seconds he set yesterday.

If it's a hundredth of a second faster, it's a record-breaking, and breaking the world record is just a matter of two seconds faster.

Of course, these 2 seconds are easier said than done, but it's hard to swim out.

"Two seconds", you don't even need to say these two words for two seconds, but to break these two words, swimmers all over the world have to struggle for several years or even more than ten years. The men's 100 world record of 46.91 seconds set by Ciero Ferro at the '09 World Championships in Rome has not been broken to this day.

At this time, Duke received a system prompt: "Complete daily tasks, get medals, get reward points: 5; Break the record and get bonus points: 1; Get extra reward points: 2.5 (skip the level to participate in the competition), get a total of 8.5 bonus points, please confirm with the host, good luck. ”

"I broke the national record to get 1 bonus point? There is also a 2.5, there are zeros and whole points, how is this strange number of points calculated? "Du Ke wondered, the system also has a change function?

He then got the answer from the system's explanation.

In the Daily Mission Medal Series, the basic reward points for the gold, silver, and bronze medals are 20, 10, and 5, and he just won the bronze medal in the 4*100m freestyle relay to get 5 bonus points.

Duke's overall attribute rating is now professional, and this national championship is a national competition, resulting in a 2.5 skip entry bonus point. The system calculates that the bonus is half of the base reward, and you get 20 base bonus points for taking the gold medal, and divide 20 by 2 to get 10 extra bonus points. Take the bronze medal to get 5 bonus points, and divide 5 by 2 to produce a strange stat of 2.5.

Record-breaking, with base reward points ranging from 10 to 25, with the highest 25 naturally being the reward for breaking the world record. 10 bonus points for national records, 15 for Asian records, and 20 for Olympic records.

However, there are some restrictions on the log series of daily tasks, including:

Only the one with the highest rank will be rewarded for breaking the record once. For example, if Duke breaks a world record in a certain event at the Olympics, in most cases, he will break the Olympic record, the Asian record, and the national record at the same time, because the world record is generally higher than the above records. In this case, Duke can only get 25 bonus points, instead of 10+15+20+25=70.

In addition, the system also stipulates that if the record of the same event and the same level is repeatedly refreshed in a short period of time, the bonus points obtained will be discounted.

Duke broke the men's 100 free national record yesterday and today broke his own national record set just yesterday, so he gets the discounted bonus point: a measly 1 point......

This Nima is a nine-percent discount.

The system is equivalent to setting the CD time of the record, and it may have concerns that the host will deliberately and repeatedly brush the record to cheat the reward points. The host breaks the record by one hundredth of a second faster today, and refreshes it again tomorrow by one hundredth of a second, the day after tomorrow, the day after tomorrow...... If you brush like this, you can brush 100 times in 1 second.

Of course, this is an extreme case, and it is impossible for an athlete to compete in 100 consecutive official matches in the same event in a short period of time. Take the 100 as an example, there are four of the three preliminaries and finals, two preliminaries and finals of the 4*100m freestyle relay, and two 4*100m medley relays. However, 8 games is not less, and I can brush the record 8 times a week, which is also a profit.

And hundredths of a second, a few tenths of a second is difficult to grasp, and pinching the watch may not be accurate, let alone reading by heart. However, in the long-distance competition, the range of a few seconds or more than ten seconds, the athlete can also grasp the measure after practice, provided that the athlete has the strength to break the record, but he refreshes a little bit each time, deliberately does not get in place at one time, and does not make the highest value that he can make.

All in all, the system makes the above limitations, and it considers the problem quite rigorously and thoroughly.

Duke spent 9 bonus points to add explosive attributes, swam a relay race and earned back 8.5 bonus points, and now has 39.5 bonus points remaining. He tried to add 0.5 bonus points to explosiveness, "Hey, it's okay to add 0.5?" ”

As a result, Doke's explosive power attribute has been increased by 0.5 to 61.5.

After a while, Du Ke and his teammates went to take a urine test, and then they stood on the third-place podium and each received a bronze medal.

He won two golds and one bronze in this championship, defeated several famous players in the individual competition, and broke the national record twice within 24 hours, which was sought after by the audience and the attention of the media.

I'm going home tomorrow, and Du Ke can't help but feel a little confused, it's mid to late October, and there are no competitions.

In addition to the highly professional football and basketball leagues, other summer sports in China have fewer official competitions at the end of the year, and winter sports have begun to step up training and competitions. In the spring of the next year, the competition will gradually become more frequent, and so on, year after year.

was confused, and early the next morning, under the leadership of Hu Yucheng, Du Ke met an important person, Zhou Jianlin, before returning to Nangang.

The meeting place was in the cafeteria of the hotel where Zhou Jianlin stayed, and everyone had breakfast together by the way.

After Hu Yucheng's introduction, Du Ke learned that the bald fat man sitting across the table was the first assistant coach of the men's national swimming team.

Zhou Jianlin's opening remarks were concise and to the point: "Hello Du Ke, I have learned about your details and have also visited the field. On behalf of the Chinese men's national swimming team, I would like to extend an official invitation to you, and I hope that you can join this national training team and follow us to Dubai to participate in the Asian Championships next month. I wonder how you think about it? ”

Du Ke slapped his chest with a bang, and a pride and ambition of an iron-blooded man who was about to go to the battlefield erupted: "Director Zhou, what else is there to consider, I will definitely obey the organization's arrangement and wait for the call of the country." Contributing to the motherland and winning glory for the nation is the ultimate ideal of every good Chinese man. I'll go! "Haha, finally there is another competition, and I can do daily work again, or an intercontinental competition that goes abroad!