Beating Up on Rookies Makes You Stronger? I Joined the Chinese Super League Overnight

When I clawed my way from the Chinese Super League to Europe, then returned to the Chinese Super League with a European-level game:

“He’s the butcher of pickup games, the Grim Reaper of Asian football, the conqueror of small stages, the baby-faced killer of the Softie Derby, the lightning-fast hunter in friendship-ending matches, the endless nightmare of lower-tier leagues, the eternal terror of weak teams, and the harshest godfather to anyone trying to topple the established order...”

“He’s the outcast cast away by Barcelona, and the new king reborn in the Chinese Super League.”

Years later, after fighting my way from the lower leagues to the pinnacle of European football, I only wanted to crush weaker opponents and grow stronger. How did I become the king of underdog comebacks?

“Could you stop saying I’m determined, untalented, and successful only because I work hard? It makes my conscience hurt.”

“Lin Feng is pretending to take it easy again. We all see you as an inspirational movie.”

Studies show that most people hate it when elite players smurf, unless they’re the ones doing the smurfing.