I'm a CEO in the Premier League [Football]

Qi Yue, a third-generation rich man, took over the Premier League club QPR and was hit by a football on the first day of inspection. He was bound to the football management system and was forced to embark on a road to win the championship. In order to achieve the goal of winning the championship, Qi Yue decided that the first step in his work would be to buy men in the transfer market... Copywriting two: Qi Yue, a third-generation rich man who is only 20 years old, took over the QPR club that had just been successfully promoted to the Premier League in the year he graduated from college. Many years later, there was a popular post on a well-known fan forum. "To be honest, if Qi Yue, a rich and handsome man, had not been the CEO of QPR, would he have reached the top of his life? The third young master of the Qi family is the most handsome: If the young master does not take over QPR, he will have no choice but to join the Yaoyuan Group and become a top rich man. (68000 Lights up) 20-year-old QPR fan: I don't like hearing Gao Liang's words. QPR is no longer the club with a debt of 130 million pounds when he took over. This year's market value is 600 million euros. Why is Qi Yue not a top rich man now? (57320 Lights up) Can the Premier League champion be changed this year? I am so inflated that I even dare to read this kind of post discussing Qi Yue's worth... (55680 Is on) Copywriting three: Acquire QPR, dominate the Premier League, and let the youth storm sweep across Europe! Qi Yue: I want to buy back all the men I like. Snippet: Reporter: Sir, do you have anything to say to those who doubted you at the beginning of the season? Qi Yue: Call me daddy. Understand the ball emperor: Mom asked me why I was kneeling on the keyboard, because I was singing "Conquer" to Dad Qi. Food guide 1. The main acceptance is set 7 years later. Current players will appear in the form of easter eggs, so even if you don't know football, it won't affect your reading. 2. Please collect the author's column Intention: Dedication