PS: The overall pace is slow for the first 100 chapters. This is a transmigrate-to-the-real-world story, not a mindless power fantasy. It's the inner monologue of a veteran football fan, about football, growing up, and the perseverance and dreams of ordinary people. A must-read for football fans!
He remembered the world of football thirty years into the future, but couldn't remember which club's door he should knock on tomorrow.
In 1992, Lin Yan, a young man of Chinese descent, was reborn in Germany. In his previous life, he had witnessed every regret in Chinese football. In this life, he wanted to be the "middleman" who sent young players abroad. But memories could go stale, butterflies could change fate at any moment, and he could barely speak German. On his first visit to a football ground, he was driven out and left standing behind the wire fence.
Starting with a residence permit and a contract for a young player in the German third division, he earned his FIFA license, negotiated with Mendes and Raiola, and built a European agency empire. Amid the flood of money, he held fast to his principles. Some of the prodigies he sent abroad went on to shine, while others faded away in silence.
Thirty years later, at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, the Chinese men's national team took the field at the World Cup for the first time.
That Chinese middleman sat in front of his television and thought back to the leaky rental room of 1992.
He couldn't change the world. He only opened a door for some of those young men.
The content is pretty good, but since it's written with AI, I have to modify a lot of things myself. , AI common names. The phrase "the original owner" is often used in time-travel dramas because it refers to an AI. Don't make it obvious to the reader at a glance. Keep it up!
Good writing, not bad.