[Football Goalkeeper] + [Basketball System] + [English League One] + [Bundesliga] + [Portugal National Team] + [Cristiano Ronaldo] + [La Liga] + ...
Qin Shou transmigrates back to England in 2010 and awakens a mismatched basketball System. Skills like shot-blocking, rebounding instincts, bounce passes, free-throw rhythm, and timeout timing help him grow rapidly.
At this moment, the old stars are leaving and the Messi-Ronaldo era is rising.
Qin Shou starts out as a backup goalkeeper in an English League One youth team, then becomes a first-team goalkeeper in the Bundesliga, a starting goalkeeper for a powerhouse club, and eventually the owner of a powerhouse club.
He helps Cristiano Ronaldo soar and leads Portugal to victory in major international competitions.
Qin Shou proves to the world that a goalkeeper can win the Golden Boot and the Ballon d'Or, too.
When people stop discussing how many shots he can save and start paying attention to his free kicks and goal tally, who his latest partner is, and what other ventures his business empire has acquired, his influence has already spread across the world.
P.S.:
This is not a mindless power fantasy!
The story aims to be as realistic as possible!
The player has a period as a substitute early on while his career takes off. It's a transitional part of the story, and it will end quickly.
It's so good! I wasn't benched for two months, I wasn't isolated by my teammates, and I didn't make a bet with the club 👍 It's amazing that having a system that keeps me on the bench is okay.
It's alright, but I didn't expect him to find a girlfriend so soon. He shouldn't go back to the national team; he can go anywhere. Going to the national team would be like being a six-star player.
If he doesn't return to the national team, you can watch it; if he gets into the national team, he'll be six stars.
As long as he doesn't get into the national football team
I've finished reading it. It's a really good football novel; it's very enjoyable to read. Keep it up, don't make the later parts too padded out!
Good or bad, fill yourself up first! Cheers!
The rhythm is great, and the flow is smooth and beautiful.
Well written, keep it up, author!
Even those who rarely watch sports can watch it. It got boring; towards the end it was just a cycle of matches and attribute point allocation.
A very good football novel; the author is intelligent and the writing style is also quite good.