Focused repetition on one task can be terribly monotonous.
But Su Huai found a joy in it that he'd never known before—the joy of sports.
Physical activities naturally trigger the release of dopamine, and coupled with the sense of achievement from rapid progress, it provided him with immense psychological satisfaction.
The root cause, however, might be due to the attribute points.
Su Huai suspected that only a minority of people can truly enjoy strenuous sports activities with utmost joy. These folks possess incredible talent, allowing them to complete intensive exercises at the least cost and to progress quickly, obtaining even stronger positive feedback.
Ordinary people, on the other hand, experience more pain than pleasure from sports, simply because they're not good at it.
