[Sorry for any errors. Let me know and I'll fix them. I'll go back to sleep after posting.]
[There won't be much about the simulator itself. I originally just wanted to write stories, and used it as an excuse to tie them together in one book.]
[Note: I'm terrible at finishing things. This new work is being posted like a collection of casual writings, so feel free to ignore me if it's not your thing. The stories are all random, including gender, year, and whether they're told in first or second person. I like writing about less famous teams, and the order isn't guaranteed.]
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A professional soccer career simulator: the point is to experience different lives.
Story One:
To my dear friend, my former colleague who has already resigned, the person I believe was once Germany's finest soccer commentator, and now Hoffenheim's greatest stadium announcer: a madman who gave up bread for his ideals.
Story Two:
When I was young, I once had the unexpected opportunity to interview Fernando Gago. At the time, he had arrived in La Liga as Redondo's successor. But when he smiled shyly at me and said, "I hope the fans will like me," it suddenly struck me that he was only twenty. I couldn't help reflecting that this was Real Madrid, after all.
Story Three:
On my twelfth birthday, I kidnapped a five-year-old girl. I told her I'd only let her call me by my name if she came with me to Anfield to watch a game. Later, she taught me how to become a proper women's soccer player.
Story Four:
I've worked at this bar for a long time. The owner is a classic fan, and they say his family has supported Valencia for generations. He looks after me, and I've gotten close to the players who often come to the bar. I'm happy with this life. Then one day, we saw a piece of shocking news. Our favorite player had died, and for that moment, the whole bar fell silent.
Story Five:
It was a bitterly cold night. While driving, I happened to see a boy sitting outside the guardrail on an overpass. I realized something was wrong. He was thinking of ending his life, so I quickly pulled over and went to comfort him. But he told me he was just messing around. If I hadn't seen the tears threatening to drown him, I might have believed him. After hearing what was troubling him, I asked why he didn't give Swansea a try. Playing soccer was his dream. It shouldn't become a burden.
Story Six:
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Theme: For that irresistible ocean
"In the first round of competition, there have been many..." This is a big bug for the author~ snack bar
Wow, although I feel like the protagonist chooses the home team so quickly, I am still infected by the atmosphere of the stadium. I really like this kind of whole-hearted love.