AI Optimized Me, and I Reconstructed Football

Chen Xu, a 35-year-old programmer, was judged by the company's AI evaluation system to have a "job replaceability rate of 97.3%." On the day of graduation, his girlfriend broke up and his resume submission came to nothing. When he was desperate, the [Football Tactical Analysis System] awakened in his mind - the players' running, physical fitness, and tactical loopholes were all readable data streams in his eyes. He entered the China Second Division relegation team with a data report: "Give me three months, and I will show you what dimension reduction strikes are." Since then, there has been an anomaly in the football world: opponents study his videos, and he studies the opponent's destiny; the famous coach ridiculed "football is not Excel", and he taught the whole league with reversals one after another that the code will not be nervous. Questioned, leaked, and stabbed in the back, he worked his way from the quagmire of the Second Division to the top of the Chinese Super League, until he sat on the coaching bench of the national team. Ten years ago, AI said it could be replaced. Ten years later, he proved that AI does not understand football because football is a human sport.