PS: The overall tempo of the first 100 chapters is slow, and it travels through the flow of reality, which is not brainless. This is the inner monologue of a veteran fan (about football, about growth, about the persistence and dreams of little people). It's worth digging into for fans!
He remembers football for the next thirty years, but he can't remember which club's door to knock on tomorrow.
In 1992, Lin Yan, a young Chinese-American, was reborn in Germany. I have seen all the regrets of Chinese football in my previous life, and in this life I want to be the "middleman" who sends the boy out - but the memory will expire, and the butterfly can change his life at any time. He can't even speak German well, and he was kicked out of the barbed wire fence when he went to the stadium for the first time.
Starting from a residence certificate and a small player contract in Germany's third division, he passed the FIFA license, negotiated with Mendes and Raiola at the negotiation table, built an agency empire across Europe, and also insisted on sticking to the bottom line in the gold and dollar craze. Among the geniuses sent out, some shine, while others die silently.
Thirty years later, in 2022 Qatar, the Chinese men's football team participated in the World Cup for the first time.
The Chinese middleman sat in front of the TV and thought about the leaky rental house in 1992.
He can't change the world, he can only open a door for some young people.
Reader comments
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The content is pretty good, but if you use AI to write it, you have to change a lot of things yourself. The name of inkstone is the common name of AI. The original owner is also an AI, which is often used in time-travel dramas. Don't let the reader know it at first glance. Come on~
Good writing, not bad