America: Becoming a God as a Quarterback

Lin Jing travels to America and becomes the third-string quarterback at Iron Harbor Central High.

The first-string quarterback starts the games.

The second-string quarterback is the backup.

Lin Jing is in charge of the video room, labeling tapes, handing out water, and being forgotten by the coach at the bottom of the depth chart.

To make matters worse, his family is behind on the electric bill, his bus card is almost empty, and one of his cleats is split.

Just as everyone treats him like a video room assistant, the nationwide rating System activates!

Mission: Prove you're not an assistant.

Reward: Tactics +1, $100 cash.

Lin Jing stares at the payment notification in silence.

The good news: the System is real.

The bad news: the first step toward the American Dream is apparently topping up his bus card.

From a $60 video report to a third-string emergency appearance;

from an F-rated borderline player to a five-star quarterback nationwide;

from a poor school's backup to a player with teams, media, brands, and investors lining up to make offers!

Coach: Isn't he our third-string quarterback?

Teammate: No, he's the brains of our offense.

Scout: Redo the rating immediately...

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