[Football] I Hate Multiple-Choice Questions More Than Anything

One morning, I woke up and saw that the game I'd been playing the night before had turned into a screen of light only I could see. That was a good thing. But the screen demanded that I complete the main quest. That wasn't so great. Chen Kangmei was only fifteen and had just started playing professional football. He was pretty overwhelmed by the main quest: lead his team to four Premier League titles and build a dynasty before turning thirty. He was currently playing for the great Leyton City, recently renamed Leyton Orient, which had just been relegated from League Two and was now playing in the National League. From non-league to Premier League champions in sixteen years? Even novels wouldn't dare write that. Of course, the user-friendly System knew how to motivate its Host in just the right way. [System: We have two options for you to choose from. A: Lead a team from the National League to the Premier League before you turn thirty. B--] Xiaomei: B. [System: B: Lead the Chinese national team to a World Cup victory.] Xiaomei: AAAAA! I'll take A!! -- 1. Pairing with Declan Rice. Lots of everyday moments, team friendship, and football fun. 2. The protagonist is half Chinese and half English, plays in midfield, stays with Leyton Orient without transferring, and represents England internationally. 3. A semi-alternate version of reality, set around 2017-2026. All matches are based on the author's Football Manager and FIFA games, so some out-of-character portrayals are inevitable. 4. From non-league to Champions League champions. Glory to the ever-rising Eastern Red Dragons, Leyton Orient! Apologies in advance to everyone whose awards get changed by the butterfly effect. Theme: Hard work always pays off.