Lin Bei spent three years as a reserve goalkeeper. He conceded more than two hundred goals and never stopped a single one-on-one shot.
His coach said he had no talent. His teammates called him useless. When his contract expired, even the club had no intention of renewing it.
Then, one late night, as he lay utterly despondent, a mechanical voice rang out in his mind.
“Absolute Barrier System successfully bound. Host's save success rate: 100%.”
Three times per match, every shot that should have gone in would be stopped.
From an overlooked benchwarmer to a goalkeeper hailed by the entire stadium, from League Two to the World Cup, Lin Bei used his hands to make the impossible happen again and again.
But as the System became part of his routine, he had to face the ultimate question:
Without the System, could he still protect the goal?
As long as the goal stood, he would never fall.
Even my Goldfinger coach knows about AI writing [awkward laugh], but Goldfinger just doesn't like using it and wants to lose [awkward laugh] And now that I'm in the Second Division of China, I need at least a thousand chapters to get to Europe.
It's hard to comment. The protagonist doesn't have to save 100% of the time just to see how big the difference is. I can only say that if he can't save it, will he die if he just uses his skills? Domestic football has such a great opponent with 15 shots on goal, but the protagonist team is all trash?