Soccer Artist with a Superbrain

After reaching the semifinals of Japan’s high school tournament, a Chinese-Japanese high school student suffers an injury to the back of his head during a match. A brain-computer interface experiment goes wrong, and when he wakes up, he discovers he has gained the ability to process information with a supercomputer for a brain. He can predict exactly where the ball will land. He already has a solid foundation thanks to Japan’s youth training system, and with his explosive power and leaping ability, he is always one step ahead!

He quickly makes a name for himself in the English League One. To supply his brain with enough blood to power its supercomputer-like processing, he can only begin by making precise tackles. He takes Kante as his model, becoming the second Kante nobody can get past. Soon, all the top clubs are fighting over him.

Later, he is pushed up front and starts emulating “The Berba” Dimitar Berbatov’s effortless style and “Super Pippo” Filippo Inzaghi’s poaching instincts. To protect himself, he refuses to dribble unless absolutely necessary. But by the time you notice him, the ball is already on its way into the net!

Watching him play is like watching Mozart perform on the piano: every movement is perfectly natural. Even Rosicky has to admit that Zhang Qiao is more deserving than he is of the title “Mozart of Football.”