He was once an ordinary office worker, but after dying suddenly, he unexpectedly was reborn in 2011, back when he was still a high school student.
After being reborn, he had limited talent, but he gained a mysterious “Strength Makes Miracles System.” The System told him that if he wanted to become a top player, he would have to give up his favorite position as a forward and retrain as a midfielder.
This transformation would require him not only to change his style of play, but also to work tirelessly, train hard, and accumulate System energy points to unlock skills and improve his abilities. Only then could he make a comeback on the soccer field!
This is no ordinary soccer System, but a miraculous journey full of challenges and growth. From an unknown nobody to a top player, from countless lows and seemingly insurmountable obstacles to one spectacular comeback after another, how will Wu Qiu follow the System’s guidance, rely on grueling training and extraordinary perseverance to defy fate, reach the pinnacle of world soccer, and lead the national team to the World Cup?
This is a soccer novel brimming with passion, growth, and challenges. With its dramatic twists, complex relationships, and miracles granted by the System, every match is full of suspense and excitement. If you love soccer and coming-of-age stories, give it a try!
I feel very touched, just like I read a book by Lin Hai Tingtao a long time ago. Starting from the early days, starting from youth, it is not too big, and it is also full of expectations for the current Chinese football. I look forward to the day when my Xiao Wu Qiu will become the king of football.
I'm hooked, it's very beautiful.
It's really well written. Although there are some bloody scenes, the flaws don't hide the good points.
It's very beautiful, and the writing is smooth and great!
Come on! Looking forward to your new works
Not bad, cheers for the author
I hope I can keep writing. This platform does not support well-written novels enough, so I hope you can persist.
That's it for now, but the narrative chapter about arriving in Europe is well written, and it gives me that feeling.