Ying Shu is told he’ll be leaving the club in a month. During one substitute appearance, a System appears in his mind.
Score a goal, and his own abilities improve in tandem.
From the youth team bench to a regular in China League One, from there to the Chinese Super League, and all the way to the World Cup.
He earns every step forward, one goal at a time.
His teammates think his talent has suddenly taken off, the coach thinks he’s finally figured things out, and his opponents say he’s just lucky.
Only Ying Shu knows that every time he steps onto the pitch, he carries a special power inside him that no one else has.
The year of the World Cup, he stands at the end of the players’ tunnel, with the roar of the crowd crashing around him.
He steps onto the pitch.
One goal to reach the summit, and he’ll carve out a football legend of his own.
The writing is innovative, but the main character is bloodless and has an average-to-lower IQ. Although it is a sport, football still requires at least a normal IQ, otherwise some strange problems will occur.
You don't have to read and write to be poisoned. You can't use the skills you exchanged.