Su Qingfeng transmigrates.
He arrives in Germany in 2015 and is kicked out of Borussia Monchengladbach from the start because of his lazy attitude toward training!
But nobody knows he has a Causality System!
Professional players aren’t allowed to smoke, but smoking boosts his stamina!
Professional players aren’t allowed to drink, but drinking boosts his explosiveness!
Professional players aren’t allowed to go clubbing, but clubbing improves his coordination and jumping ability!
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From then on, world soccer has an utterly unconventional player.
He’s defiant and lives in the lap of luxury, going against every professional standard expected of a soccer player.
But he’s devastatingly incisive, always finding ways to tear through the opposition’s defense and leaving people torn between loving and hating him!
Real Madrid can’t withstand the pressure, Barcelona watches hungrily, and Bayern Munich both loves and hates him.
Suddenly, a new contender enters the race to be the world’s best player!
Messi: “Compared with Su Qingfeng, I feel completely outclassed. He’ll definitely win the Ballon d’Or next year!”
Audioiola: “Su does have a few flaws, but compared with his incredible ability, they don’t amount to anything!”
Wenger: “Su is the final piece of the puzzle that will make Arsenal champions. He’s the best player in the world, bar none.”
Not bad, if your skills are improved, your corresponding data will also increase, right? Doesn't volleying increase shooting skills? Skills and data should complement each other.
Not bad. The protagonist's name is Su Qingfeng? Or is it Su Feng? There are repeated chapters after chapter 57.
It's good-looking and there's nothing wrong with it. It would be better if the protagonist were a little crazier.
This book on Tomato is really good.