Working Hard in Exchange for Goals, the System Helped Me Conquer the World Cup

This article may not be so "cool" and a bit slow, but it is better than the truth! The storyline is highly integrated with today's football world and the author's personal experience. Lang Jun, a nineteen-year-old delivery rider, is bound to the stingiest scoring system in history: no attributes or skills are given, and there is only one rule - accumulate points through training. If you accumulate enough, you will be guaranteed a goal. From the bench of the relegation team in the Chinese Second Division to the Chinese Premier League and the Chinese Super League, he relied not on golden fingers but on the extra training schedule posted on the wall; he was surrounded by a group of realistic Chinese footballers: the club owner who never owed salary, the big brother who knew his upper limit and was willing to retire and do youth training, the talented coach who came back from studying foreign literature after retiring after a serious injury, and the Gemini star who finally returned to his hometown to receive the armband after being separated for many years. A hat-trick in the Football Association Cup final brought the small town its first championship in team history; the AFC Champions League defeated the island team in an away game, and the Chinese in the visiting team's stands sang the national anthem; at the age of 28, Japan beat the island team in the final to win the championship, settling the grudge of being hacked at home twenty years ago; at the age of 29, the Chinese team qualified for the World Cup for the first time in history and entered the semi-finals. The system finally broadcast: "The threshold is full. Mission accomplished. Goodbye, Lang Jun."