The World’s Best Midfielder at 15: The Top Clubs Are Green with Envy

Name: The World’s Best Midfielder at 15: The Top Clubs Are Green with Envy
Author: Xiong Yibai

15岁世一腰，各大豪门馋哭了

by Xiong Yibai (熊壹白)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 1.2M Words
Genre: Sports
Subgenre: Gaming & Sports
Updated: 2d ago
Source: Fanqie

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Synopsis

[The protagonist does not join the Chinese national team] [System] [Europe’s top competitions] [World Cup] [Elite all-around defensive midfielder] [Ultimate evolution]

Qin Ye, a Chinese player for Bromley, a fifth-tier English league team that never gave him a chance, was sitting on the team’s substitutes’ bench, yawning.

With the team’s key player seriously injured and no one else available, the coach was at a loss. Qin Ye, who had planned to keep slacking off and enjoying himself, suddenly acquired the legendary Game-Changer System.

[Ding! As long as you get the chance to play, the System will reward you with a random soccer skill. You may get the shooting technique of 18-year-old Ronaldo, the scorpion kick dribble of 18-year-old Ronaldinho, the heel-flick change of direction of 18-year-old Cristiano Ronaldo...]

Qin Ye lifted his training shirt and looked at his barely visible four-pack abs. He couldn’t help getting excited. A six-pack was within reach!

Wait, what?

An 18-year-old’s skills? But I’m only fifteen.

Hey, System, did you make a mistake...

Other names

Football: An All-Around Defensive Midfielder, Tearing Through the Premier League?足球：全能型后腰，杀穿英超？Alternate title on Fanqie

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