Football: You Red-Carded Me in the AFC Champions League, Then Fired Me

During an AFC Champions League match in 2010, Ding Yi, a transmigrator, activates the Soccer King System and raises his dribbling stat straight to the maximum.

He thought Guoan could turn the game around with Ding Yi on the pitch, but the South Korean referee called a blatantly biased foul, as usual.

Both sides, furious, erupted into a brawl on the field. In the end, the AFC ruled against Guoan, who had made the first move, and the team was sadly eliminated from the tournament.

They lost the case, but the team had shown its fighting spirit.

Yet just as fans were cheering them on, Guoan's executives, pressured by the Bamboo Shoe, fired Ding Yi to downplay the "impact" of the incident!

Furious, Ding Yi took a letter of introduction from a scout and headed straight to Europe to make his way in the game.

Before long, the title of "Asia's Number One" belonged to a player who had been "fired" by a Chinese Super League team.

"What? Go back and play there?"

At the Ballon d'Or ceremony, Ding Yi held the trophy and curled his lip at the reporter's question, answering scornfully:

"Maybe when those trash organizations are disbanded!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.