Lin Ran spent two years abroad with Premier League club Crystal Palace, making just two substitute appearances for a total of 82 minutes.
His family and friends all urged him to return home.
There was more money, less work, and he’d be closer to home. Why put himself through this?
But Lin Ran wasn’t ready to give up.
That was when the System arrived, granting him 100 free attribute points from the start. But carried away by excitement, and playing as a striker, Lin Ran mindlessly dumped every point into shooting.
The result was a completely lopsided stat sheet.
[Shooting: 200]
Every other stat was 1!
He became a player who couldn’t dribble, pass, or defend. His stamina was so poor he couldn’t outrun an amateur, his heading was as soft as a marshmallow, and even amateur-league center backs were faster than him.
But this was the beginning of the story of a legend with just one world-class skill.
Pep Guardiola: “Messi represents the all-around player, while Lin represents perfection in a single ability. If I had Lin on my team, I have no doubt he could score a hundred goals in one season.”
Jose Mourinho: “He can’t pass, he can’t dribble, and he has no defensive awareness. But the terrifying thing about him is that whenever he shoots, it goes in. I love him to death. It’s a shame my club can’t afford him.”
Jurgen Klopp smiled at the camera. “Before every match, I have to shout a hundred times, ‘Don’t let him shoot!’ Then he scores three worldies. What can I do?”
Arsene Wenger: “He redefined what it means to be a striker. He can’t do anything else, but he has perfected scoring goals.”
This book is okay, but there is a big poisonous point about the vampire family. If this is not solved, just abandon it. Okay, the update is unstable, it keeps interrupting, and it just skips people.
Is the author not a real person?
You just said that the average player's average is 13 on the front foot. If your shot is increased to 200, it must be accurate in the penalty area. So what's the point of shooting twenty times? It's inexplicable.
Tuo
I came to see you shoot, not to see you. Coordinate with teammates.
The data seems a bit messy
The downfall is the blood-sucking family and the campus girlfriend
The story is okay, but the writing still needs practice, keep up the good work!
It's well written and can be considered a fine novel.
Goldfinger control is still possible.