In 2004, Zhao Shanhe, a Chinese boy who was eliminated from two youth training programs one after another, came to Florence with the last chance his parents had spent all their savings. In a dark moment on the bench, the "God of War Lu Bu" template loaded unexpectedly.
From then on, there was a Fangtian painted halberd named Zhao Shanhe on the green fields of Apennine. He and Balotelli, a genius who thinks about life, went from mortal enemies to life-and-death brothers, from beating each other on the sidelines to joining forces to dominate Serie A. He blasted open the door of legend with long shots, "educated" his teammates with his fists, and wrote his own unparalleled chapter in Feilengcui with loyalty.
This is a counterattack from a troubled boy to a team leader, and it is also a passionate fusion of Eastern martial arts and Western football. When the sharp edge of the halberd shot from the gate pierced the sky, under the banner of Purple Lily, a green legend about growth, brothers and immortality began.
