[Dream from a red and black fan]
Zhou Mingyuan planted a seed in the city of Milan and said he would wait for it to grow into a towering tree.
That year, a black-haired boy named Zhou Chenan appeared on the turf of San Siro. He worked his way from the youth training camp to the first team, and with the youngsters from Class 14 of Milan, he created a youth storm in Serie A, making the entire Serie A crazy.
That year, the gold and dollar storm swept across Europe, and the European Super League was born. The Rossoneri stood up from the ruins, competed with Real Madrid, Barcelona, and Bayern, and beat the Big 6 to the point where they shouted "Milan is back."
Maldini stood on the sidelines and watched for a long time, and then said: "He is not little Maldini, he is Rocky Haakon Visconti Zhou, the new king of San Siro!"
Ancelotti later laughed in the interview: "Style? I don't have style. But the best I have ever seen, yes, he is in Milan, he is Zhou who can do everything."
Haaland was more direct: "I can score the ball passed by Loki with my eyes closed. When I was a kid, I made a wish on a shooting star and wanted to be the best player. I guess the shooting star hit him on the head."
Later, two children who had been bragging on the hillside since they were young said that they wanted to win the Hercules Cup together.
Later, they stood on the turf of the World Cup final and smiled at each other.
Zhou Chenan: Erlin, start running.
Haaland: Where is the ball?
Zhou Chenan: It has been passed on.
Reader comments
The plot is well written and very real. There is no such thing as a protagonist who always wins.
The only problem is that the writing is a bit too prose, and to put it bluntly, it's a bit pretentious. It's a little bit incompatible with the atmosphere of sports, because after all, it has a system, and it's still a cool article. It has been written like a memoir. Like a third person or a memoir of the protagonist after he gets old.
Milan Milan, Milan forever
Write quickly, big brother, write quickly
Very good, the protagonist loses and wins, very real
The plot is well written and very real. There is no such thing as a protagonist who always wins. The only problem is that the writing is a bit too prose, and to put it bluntly, it's a bit pretentious. It's a little bit incompatible with the atmosphere of sports, because after all, it has a system, and it's still a cool article. It has been written like a memoir. Like a third person or a memoir of the protagonist after he gets old.
Milan Milan, Milan forever Write quickly, big brother, write quickly
Very good, the protagonist loses and wins, very real