Chapitre 216: It Doesn't Really Matter to Me

As Liu Weichen was already in the center, he decided to undergo another checkup.

For him, radioactive exposure, inconvenience, and costs were not of much concern. As long as he could get his Achilles tendon treated and get back on the field, he would endure practically everything.

If he was able to go back to competitive running healthily and persist for another one to two more years, he would not complain, even if he had to work from scratch all over again.

For Liu Weichen, the money he could earn in a year, the reputation he gained, and the honor he obtained was an accumulation of everything he has done up to this moment. So when he needed to leave the field at his peak, not only was Liu Weichen unhappy, his manager, advertisers, and the leader of the Sports Bureau were unwilling to let him go.