Because he refused to play fake ball, Chu Feng was accidentally cut off his tendon by his teammates “ and his career was ruined. Reborn in 2017. Chu Feng is also a member of the Manchester United Youth Team. Manchester United, which is hot and hot, is in desperation again?

In 2014, Qin Ming, a young footballer, is forced by coach Ten Hag to transfer to the Chinese Super League. He receives a template inspired by Ronaldinho, initially joining Wolfsburg as a mascot. There, he meets the emerging star Kevin De Bruyne. Together, they aim to break the era of Messi and Ronaldo, creating a new legendary story.

Saka: I suspect Jiang is a robot, he evolves every season;

Ronaldo: This is the first time Jiang took the initiative to exchange jerseys with me? To be honest, I wanted to refuse at that time;

Kane: What do you think of Jiang? I invited him to join the England team three times;

Guardiola: It's a waste to let Jiang play as a full-back. I have a better idea, but I can't tell Arteta;

Messi: Jiang watched videos to learn my free kicks? I watched that guy play football and I like his purity;

A Chinese teenager abandoned by Tottenham Hotspur embarked on an omnipotent football journey because of the Rubik's Cube in his mind.

Want to open a novel as a football game? Let’s start with Arsenal!

(Pure football novel ~ Max-level reflexes at the start + rational development + no female lead + no Chinese national team; detailed match and technical descriptions—a fulfilling slow read, a dizzying fast read)

Li Ming transmigrates to the star-studded era before Messi and Ronaldo—the age of princes in football. With maxed-out reflexes, he rises from Atlético Madrid’s youth academy to the La Liga stage. Ronaldo (the original), Zidane, Ronaldinho, Eto’o, Raúl, Villa, and an 18-year-old Messi… With so many legends gathered in La Liga, Li Ming quickly makes a name for himself and becomes the Guardian of Calderón!

At the club, he befriends the 21-year-old Golden Boy Fernando Torres. Defenders like Pablo and Perea also take great care of him. Together, they face the changes sweeping through European football. As a goalkeeper, Li Ming is determined to forge his own era!

Luis Aragonés: I really wanted A-Ming to play for the Spanish national team, but he had already acquired Dutch citizenship. It’s a real pity we couldn’t get him; even if he weren’t a goalkeeper, he’d still be qualified to be my assistant coach!

Marco van Basten: What? Spain wants to poach A-Ming? No way! I’ll even bring out my mentor to help convince him to play for the Netherlands!

Carlos Bianchi: That’s right, I’m A-Ming’s head coach at Atlético. I was the one who started calling him “A-Ming”! I’m just that good at spotting new stars—go ahead and ask those reporters if they dare disagree!