I Really Don't Want to Be the King of Football!

Traveling through England in 2006, the mixed-race boy Li Angben has a peerless beauty comparable to Kaka. As a well-known author in his previous life, he originally wanted to just copy best-selling novels and become a rich man who could just sit back and collect royalties. Until Stockport Club's pre-season opening day, he was thrown into the turf challenge area like a chicken by the enthusiastic Black Bears center back Ashley Williams next door... [Ding! The ball king system is activated! [Benefit distribution for newbies: Peak Robinho template! 1V1 duel, riding a bicycle, piercing the crotch with a cow's tail, and bombing with rainbows! Show off your prickly peers to the point where they kneel down and doubt life! Head coach Jim Gannon's eyes widened: "Is this League Two? This is clearly the Brazilian Samba superstar who landed in Cheshire! Sign it! Give him a youth training contract immediately!" Manchester City's senior scout's hands were shaking: "Quick! Call the headquarters, we have found a monster prospect!" Li Ang awkwardly signed the youth training contract, muttering to himself: "It's too dangerous to play football. When I go back, I still have to write my best-selling novel..." A few years later, when Li Ang won the Golden Globe Award, reporters asked him the secret of his success. Li Ang sighed: "I really don't want to be a football champion. Playing football is just a part-time job. My main job is actually a writer!"