Cast Off by Barcelona? I Turned Around and Won the World Cup

Before the final of the World Cup in the United States, Canada, and Mexico, Shen Weiya transmigrated to a parallel world while playing a soccer game. At just 19, Barcelona's youth academy branded him “lacking sharpness and physicality” and kicked him out.

At the lowest point of his life, the FC Career System suddenly activated.

He joined Arsenal as a free agent, honing his shooting and physicality in Arteta's possession-based system. He fought his way from the U19 squad to the first team, becoming a legend on the pitches of North London.

Four consecutive Premier League titles, two Champions League trophies, and three consecutive World Cup titles: he personally broke the century-old curse against defending a title.

He went head-to-head with Vinicius three times, and scored a decisive goal against Mbappe in the final, surpassing every prodigy of his generation.

Every claim that he “would never make it” was answered with a championship, one by one.

From a discarded prospect in the city of Gamper to a World Cup champion, he wielded two deadly feet and wrote his own legend on the pitch.