America, Becoming a God Starting from the Quarterback

Lin Jing traveled to the United States and became the No. 3 Quarterback at Ironport Central High School. No. 1 Is responsible for the starting lineup. Number two is the substitute. He's in charge of the video room, tagging, passing water, and being forgotten by the coach on the bottom line of the depth chart. What's even worse is that the family owes the electricity bill, the bus card is almost empty, and one of the shoe spikes is cracked. Just when everyone thought he was a video room handyman, the National Rating System kicked in! Mission: Prove you're not a handyman Reward: Tactics +1, $100 cash Lin Jing looked at the payment notification and fell silent. Good news: The system is real. Bad news: The first step to the American dream is to renew your bus pass. From the $60 video report to the third rescue appearance; From F-grade fringe player to All-American five-star quarterback; From a substitute in a poor school, to a team, media, brand, and capital lining up to make an offer! Coach: Isn't he the No. 3 Quarterback? Teammate: No, he is the brains of our offense. Scout: Redo the rating report immediately This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.