Ling Yue, the rising star of Inter Milan's youth team who was once praised by Ronaldo as "can light up Serie A", gained the miraculous ability to copy the famous stunts of football superstars due to an unexpected "star tear candy" - Maradona's five consecutive passes, Cristiano Ronaldo's elevator ball, Messi's change of direction, all at his fingertips. But fate played a cruel joke: his physical energy was permanently locked at five minutes, and he would lose strength and faint if the time limit was exceeded.
From a much-anticipated youth talent to a "trash" kicked out by the club, Ling Yue could only hang out in the amateur leagues on the outskirts of Milan, living on a temporary salary of 50 euros a game. When the opponents' taunts, physical limitations, and the pressure of life pile up, the crumpled candy wrapper in his palm becomes his only hope.
Five minutes, is it enough for him to recreate the legend on the muddy court? Is it enough for him to re-enter the professional field from being an "abandoned son"? Every time Ling Yue appears on the stage, it is a race against time, and it is a desperate counterattack against "incomplete talent".
