Winds Rise in Jingkou, Spreading Like Wildfire

Name: Winds Rise in Jingkou, Spreading Like Wildfire
Author: Milan Fu

风起京口，其势燎原

by Milan Fu (米兰复)

Status: Completed
Length: 309k Words
Genre: Sports
Subgenre: Gaming & Sports
Updated: 11mo ago
Source: Fanqie

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"Winds Rise in Jingkou, Their Momentum Spreads Like Wildfire" is a novel about the struggles of those at the grassroots of Chinese football. Set against the backdrop of the Zhenjiang team in the “Jiangsu Super League,” it tells how a team languishing at the bottom of the league gradually climbs out of its slump under the leadership of its new head coach, Liu Kun, through recruiting newcomers, rebuilding its tactics, and rekindling its fighting spirit. Later, the Zhenjiang team becomes the foundation for a member-owned professional club, which battles in the “Jiangsu League” and goes on to influence and drive football reform across Jiangsu, becoming a pioneer at the forefront of its era. Through a cast of vivid characters and tense match scenes, the novel depicts the real challenges facing Chinese football and the tireless efforts of grassroots football workers, while exploring the spirit and cultural value of the game. After the era of big-money football fades, Liu Kun and his team are like a clear stream, writing their own legend on the pitch with passion and ingenuity.

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