In Kung Fu Football, Only Speed Is the Key to Success

In the summer of 2018, 17-year-old Chinese teenager Li Xiao was picked up by the Aston Villa U18 youth team after failing N trials in London. The reason is simple - he's as fast as lightning. But he can do nothing but be fast. Stopped the ball a few meters away, crossed the ball into the stands, shot and hit the corner flag... The coaching staff had a headache. Domestic fans laughed and called him a "foreign white chicken." Even he himself felt that this one-year contract was probably a decoration used by the club to open up the Chinese market. No one knows that his speed comes from something called [Kung Fu Football System]. On the first of every month, he can draw a Chinese Kung Fu card. June's [Flying on the Grass] made him run as fast as Usain Bolt, July's [No Leaves Touching Him] taught him how to escape dexterously, and August's [Flying on the Grass] made him start to think about how to get ahead of others... When the coaching staff decided to transform him from forward to wing-back, when domestic fans began to discuss whether he could stay on the team, when the monthly Kung Fu cards were unlocked one by one... Li Xiao discovered that the fastest shortcut on the football field was not given by the system, but found step by step by himself. After all, geniuses can rely on talent to make a living, but ordinary people... Have to rely on success.