22-Year-old Cao Yunze never thought that he would receive a legacy that spans thousands of miles just after graduation-the Serie C team Constantinople located in Rome. It was a lifelong effort left by his Chinese grandfather whom he had never met.
There was no system plug-in, no windfall from the sky. What was before him was a debt of nearly one million euros, a lineup on the verge of collapse due to salary arrears, a desperate situation deep in the quagmire of relegation, and a dissolution notice that the Football Association might issue at any time.
With his ultimate understanding of football and operational ideas honed in more than ten years of playing football manager games, he took root in the Apennine Peninsula. From the darkest moment of failure in relegation and falling to Serie A, to the step-by-step return to Serie A, overturning the monopoly of giants, and reaching the top of Europe, he will not only make Constantinople a football legend, but also help the declining Apennines return to the glory of the "Little World Cup".
Reader comments
Don't write so much about the national football team.
It's not bad, but there are too many domestically written ones.
I have read a lot of football novels, and this one is okay. It is a rare football novel that has no system, no rebirth, and no time travel.
Don't write so much about the national football team.
It's not bad, but there are too many domestically written ones.
I have read a lot of football novels, and this one is okay. It is a rare football novel that has no system, no rebirth, and no time travel.