Reborn in 2000, Lin Chen has only one thing on his mind: playing soccer.
No System? There is one, but it's miserly to a fault.
It gives him no ability packs, no instant mastery, and no beginner's gift pack.
Its only golden finger: the more sweat you shed, the more you get back.
Fine. Then he'll train.
He runs on cinder tracks until he throws up. He trains in torrential rain until he falls. He's seen the sports school's field at four in the morning more times than he can count.
From a mining-town boy whose spot was stolen, to a key player for Manchester United, Real Madrid, and Juventus.
From being mocked with “Chinese soccer is hopeless,” to speaking Chinese on the Ballon d'Or podium.
When 35-year-old Lin Chen stands on the field for the World Cup final, he still has a packet of cinders from Liucheng tucked under his insole.
He looks at the German team across from him, then glances back at the sea of red behind him.
“Dad, I did it.” (Not a power fantasy)
Very good, the writing style is very simple. It's very practical to use and play, and the system is not so weird. It's a refreshing experience on Tomato. I hope to continue to work hard.
There is no thinking and behavior like those who are reborn 30 years later