"Pre-emptively utilizing the peak strength of S1mple in 2021!"

"Insufficient resources, advance payment failed."

As the system responded, Yang Yu realized a crucial issue.

In other words, given the right conditions, even players of this caliber can be expected to perform well.

What do you mean by power that doesn't belong to me? I simply enjoy the results first and then supplement the process.

...

Years later, in online discussions about Yang Yu, one netizen lamented, "Back then, we only hyped him up to be number one, but we never expected him to become the GOAT!"

P.S.: I already have 10,000-subscription CS novels, "CSGO: This player is too obedient!" and "CS: He's only 16 years old, yet he helped Old Deng make a comeback?" You can check them out if you're looking for something to read.

Lin Chen, a seven-time world champion in his previous life, transmigrates into the body of a paid nepotism player in F1! With a basic ability score of 65, he is ridiculed in the paddock as "a useless Chinese trash who occupies a position without doing anything," and his teammates are too lazy to play with him?

Activate the ultimate driver evolution system, max out 85 talent points for rain driving, and hone your intuition to near perfection! Starting as a fringe player at Alfa Romeo, you'll become a Ferrari legend!

Faced with Verstappen's domineering dominance, Ferrari's outrageous strategies, and the arrogance and prejudice of Western drivers, Lin Chen relied on the system to frantically boost his attributes, securing pole positions until he was numb to winning championships!

A paid driver? No, a paddock legend! Wearing the number 3 jersey, he went from a bottom-ranked rookie to a five-time champion. The FIA ​​retired his number 3, letting the world witness the dominance of Chinese speed!

(The pace is fast, with small thrills every 3 chapters and a major explosion every 10 chapters. No romance involved, just non-stop racing and face-slapping comebacks. The satisfying moments are so frequent you won't be able to stop!)

Xu Ling unexpectedly traveled back in time to 2006, becoming a freshman at Texas Tech University. He was incredibly talented, yet largely unknown. Back then, legendary coach Bob Knight reigned supreme, yet the team remained a humble presence in the vast NCAA landscape—until that day, when its trajectory completely changed.

Some people are destined to soar high like eagles.

In his second life, Xu Ling decided to rush to the mountains that he had never reached in his previous life.

As a result, "TTU's Jordan", "a super rookie on par with Oden and Durant", "the Terminator from the East"... countless labels and heavy expectations came from all directions.

But Xu Ling was focused on the ball in front of him. When he scored the buzzer-beater amidst the roar of the crowd and won the MVP award amidst widespread doubt, everyone was shocked to realize: his heights had long since reached a level untouched by the noise.

This is a story about how talent, focus and victory make all the noise and discussion irrelevant.

[Not an overpowered protagonist + e-sports + hardcore grind system + AG (adventure game) + ensemble cast + no female lead]

The system is merely an aid; if you're looking for mindless, enjoyable content, please visit the works of other masters.

This arena is never short of talent.

But behind the youthful spirit are countless young people working hard day and night.

"Help! My peak rating has dropped to 2100. Is there still a chance for me to continue playing professionally?"

Crossing into 2020, Li Tangguang, a substitute for TS, posted this on Douyin: After two and a half years as a substitute, he was listed on the trading market, just as his professional career was about to come to an end...

A system notification sounded, and from that moment on, Li Tangguang embarked on a path of hard work.

The "Heaven Rewards Diligence" system—just grind it out!

It doesn't matter if you don't have talent, as long as you have the system, you'll eventually be able to make a name for yourself!

Starting as a substitute, Li Tangguang rose through the ranks from K League 1 to Winter Championship (Chapter 153 onwards covers the Winter Championship), until he and his AG teammates lifted the highest Silver Dragon Cup.

Years later, when Li Tangguang looked at the various trophies on his cabinet, he couldn't help but feel emotional.

"Sure enough, listening to advice leads to a good life; it turns out that hard work really does pay off."

Former China League One player Su Chen is reborn into a parallel world. At the start, he randomly selects the passing attribute. As long as you can run, the ball will definitely be passed accurately!

Whether you're a down-on-your-luck striker or a fallen football prodigy, you'll experience the thrill of scoring goals like crazy!

"Hey buddy, how did you get those golden boots? Any tips?"

"That's easy. Just transfer to whichever team Su Chen is on."

"Su Chen!? Who is he!?"

"WHAT!? You don't even know Brother Su Chen?! He's the top Chinese midfielder that the world's leading clubs are madly pursuing!"

As the smoke of the World Trade Center engulfed New York, Togawa Kozue, who had just been laid off the day before, miraculously escaped. Still reeling from unemployment, he followed a friend to a Kentucky horse auction and unexpectedly acquired a "horse owner development system"—allowing him to see the hidden attributes of racehorses and exchange points for wealth. Thus, this complete novice in horse racing gradually made his way from Cairns to Hokkaido, from Dubai to Paris… making "Togawa" a name that could influence the world. After all, in this industry rife with randomness, luck is paramount.

At the final F1 race in Abu Dhabi, amidst a sea of ​​red flags surging in the audience stands, Wu Shi was involved in a car crash, flew off the track and died.

When he woke up again, he was back in 2007.

This year, the ambitious Touge officially joined McLaren, aiming for the annual championship.

This year, the old man was still the young Hamilton, who had just stepped onto the F1 stage and had not yet gone to Mercedes to start a seven-crown dynasty.

This year, Verstappen has just moved into the karting mini-max category and is about to sweep the calendar and make his mark.

This year, Zhou Guanyu, China's future number one F1 driver, started to get involved in karting under the guidance of Ma Qinghua.

This year, it seems as if nothing has started, yet it seems as if everything has already happened.

When Wu Shi stood by the track again, he recalled the 80G collision during the championship year and his extreme fear of the speed of the car.

He thought he would never have the courage to sit in a monocoque again.

Until a voice came from behind.

"Hi! Are you Wu Shi? How about we run a race?"

"What? Are you afraid? Are all Chinese people so lacking in confidence?

In early 2008, 17-year-old Chinese boy Wang Shuo went to Germany for trial training.

The bad news is that he tried out for 18 teams and failed in all of them.

Good news, the plug-in he has been waiting for is finally here.

Football God, start!

"Elegance" was once the most fashionable compliment in the football world, like blue and white porcelain after a clear rain... exuding an air of "classical" and "artistic" beauty. It was Zidane's composure during the Marseille turn, Riquelme's elegant "Cruyff turn," Berbatov's seemingly lazy shot... those moments that made fans willingly hold their breath... the ball at their feet seemed to come alive, each touch like a brushstroke on a canvas, carrying a graceful, unhurried beauty. Until Makelele's meteoric rise, elegance gradually became synonymous with "sluggishness," silently swept into the corners of history. James Rodriguez's meteoric rise followed by a decline in his career in 2014 further proved that elegance was dead! From then on, elegance became a cursed possession for coaches. In 2015... a Chinese teenager, deemed "unworthy" by experts, walked into Fiorentina with unwavering determination...