Scottish Premiership: Business Players Actually Went to Bayern?

The biggest dream of Tong Wu, a 16-year-old boy from Yancheng, is to kick the football that has lost its skin more steadily in the alley next to his grocery store. He is a "problem student with mediocre grades" in the eyes of his teacher and a "wild boy who doesn't do his job properly" in the eyes of his mother, but he made a name for himself in the Jiangsu City Super League with a pair of return shoes. From the bench of the Yancheng amateur team to the podium of the Scottish Premiership champion, he brought with him the beer-smelling sweat of his teammates and the roar of his coach's cigarette. The unexpectedly awakened "system" is both a boost and a shackle; Inter Milan's jersey is very heavy, and Bayern's midfielder needs more courage. From the alleys in the old city to the Allianz Arena in Munich, he measured the distance of his dreams with his feet - when the three top honors were added, Tong Wu looked back and saw that in the old alley of Yancheng, there seemed to be a young man, facing the wall, practicing over and over again with his crotch crossed. This is not a myth about the "system", but a story about a Chinese teenager who used sweat, stubbornness and love to turn the "impossible" into "possible" on the green field. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.