[Pure Competition · No System · No Rebirth · No Harem]
His childhood memories are of the dust on the dirt pitches of Tainan, his parents arguing over how to make ends meet, his grandparents secretly slipping him tender chicken drumsticks, and above all, a soccer ball whose outer layer had worn white but which never seemed to tire.
In the summer of 2005, Spanish scout Alvaro Mendes spotted Li Hao, a boy with astonishing left-footed talent, on a crude pitch in a Chinese town. He took a huge gamble and brought him to football's hallowed ground: Real Madrid's La Fabrica academy.
From the dirt pitch to an elite academy, Li Hao faced a language barrier and fierce competition. Every step was difficult, but he never wavered. With sweat and sheer determination, he fought his way through the gates of the Bernabeu, and the name "Li Hao" began to echo across Europe.
But this was only the beginning of a legend. From the technical whirlwind of Iberia to the physical battles of England, the tactics of Italy, and the discipline of Germany, Li Hao left his mark across Europe's top five leagues. He challenged prodigies, conquered one league after another, and lifted trophy after trophy, turning an Eastern dream into a legend of world football.
This is an epic tale of dreams, sweat, and perseverance. Watch Chinese teenager Li Hao rise from humble beginnings, conquer European football through sheer ability, claim his crown, and reach the summit of the world!
[Will you go all the way with him?]
In the end, whether to join the national football team or Spain, let me know if you join the national football team🤦 An epic sci-fi movie with 1 kick and 11 kicks. Come on, I was full of joy at first, but in the end I had to join the national football team.
The description of the protagonist's growth stages is very dense, which is either not good or a bit too dense. It could have had less summary, but it's still a bit too much. However, the writing style, rhythm, etc. Are all OK, and it's quite nice.
Not bad, in a world full of football system articles, this is a breath of fresh air. The writing is professional enough and very beautiful.
It's already the 23rd. The author sent out a questionnaire on the 19th and hasn't updated it. I won't stop updating this book. It's really well written. I like it even though I don't watch football. Please don't stop updating it.
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A very good football novel, very interesting to read, no one has any bad points.
I've read the first ten chapters. They're good, but the sections are a bit long.
It's pretty, but it's a bit missing.
Produced by Real Madrid's youth training, so well written
It looks good, but it's too uncomfortable to look at with a lot of words. I hope it doesn't have anything to do with the national football team