The photo shoot ended, and the first day of competition officially came to a close.
Chen Junyi hurriedly brought over the team-issued warm-up jacket and personally helped Huang Chong put it on. Then she fetched him a thermos containing cold medicine, letting him take a few sips of hot water to warm himself up first.
This kind of meticulous care was actually quite common within the team.
Chen Junyi was originally a dedicated one-on-one coach, responsible for both logistics and training.
On top of that, she was also in charge of nutrition management, so she naturally had to cover every aspect of Huang Chong's diet, health, and support.
Huang Chong had not been used to it at first. After all, having a pretty girl his own age take care of him every day—managing both his training and daily life—was more attentive than having a girlfriend.
He always felt he did not deserve it, and he was a little embarrassed too.
But after a while, he realized that Chen Junyi's care was purely professional.
Besides, everything she did was to help him improve his competitive results, so he gradually forced himself to get used to it.
As an athlete, if he wanted to repay her, then earning good results and answering professionalism with professionalism was what he truly ought to do.
After returning to the hotel and finishing lunch, the entire afternoon and all of the next day were set aside for routine relaxation and rest.
Taking advantage of his free time, Huang Chong first claimed the system reward:
[Congratulations! You have successfully won your first ITT race of your career. Reward: 20 Basic Optimization Points, Cold-Resistance Cardiopulmonary Adaptation Pill x1]
The reward amount was exactly as he had expected. The system calculated rewards starting from tenth place