Master Tutoring Class

Chapter 125 Graduation from the Elementary Course (Fourth Update)
Jiaozhou Weili finished their warm-up match. As they walked out of the venue, they saw Shanghai Hongyun walking towards them, presumably preparing for their third warm-up match.

They exchanged brief greetings and then went their separate ways.

Suddenly, Wei Lai felt someone tap him on the shoulder.

"Wei Lai!"

Wei Lai turned his head to look over, and was immediately filled with question marks.

"Who are you?"

Qianxi touched his shiny bald head and said awkwardly, "Me? Qianxi!"

"Fuck!"

Wei Lai was stunned.

Millennials used to perfectly embody the fashion style of Shanghai, sporting dreadlocks and trendy clothes, exuding a metropolitan vibe.

And now... he's a total convict!
Wei Lai pulled his phone out of his pocket and started snapping photos.

"You son of a bitch!"

Qianxi hooked her arm around Wei Lai's neck, and the two started playfully wrestling.

"no!"

Wei Lai put away his phone, puzzled, and asked, "What happened?"

Millennium pouted: "I'll shave my head to motivate myself and start over!"

"What's wrong?" Wei Lai was still puzzled.

Millennium: "Didn't we go for a tryout last time?"

"Didn't pass?" Wei Lai asked.

Millennium nodded, then cursed, "Damn it! They sent me to try out for all five of their forwards, and after the tryouts they told me there were no forwards left and I had to change positions!"

"where?"

"Fullback!" Millennium pouted unhappily.

Wei Lai: "You didn't agree?"

"Of course, why would I put up with that nonsense? I could tell during the trial. Those guys were just going through the motions. They probably have some kind of partnership with our youth training program, so it's just a formality. They never really wanted to keep me!" Millennium waved his hand and said, "I plan to play in China first and then look for an opportunity to go abroad!"

Wei Lai nodded, "That's not necessarily a bad thing."

Moreover, according to the original timeline, Millennials did not go abroad to study until after they were 20 years old.

"You've been promoted to the first team?" Wei Lai asked, looking at the Shanghai Hongyun team.

Millennium shook his head; "I'm here for a tryout! I only got the notification suddenly, I don't understand!"

At this moment, Chen Lingpeng from Shanghai Hongyun shouted loudly, "Millennium, let's go!"

Millennium turned and shouted, "Alright, Uncle Chen!"

Chen Lingpeng: "Damn it! Kids these days aren't cute at all!"

Qianxi then looked at Wei Lai and said, "I'm leaving now. This is a rare opportunity, and I have to do my best!"

Wei Lai nodded; "Keep it up!"

Qianxi nodded vigorously, then punched Wei Lai in the chest with her fist: "Go for it!"

Millennium rushed into the group.

"Uncle Chen, can you pass me the ball more often later? I really want to improve!"

Chen Lingpeng grinned: "Uncle Chen?"

"Brother Chen! You're like my own brother!"

"Just call me Uncle! Damn it! I feel like I'm taking advantage of you!"

"Alright, Uncle Chen!"

Wei Lai watched with a smile as Qianxi followed the team into the venue, and then he turned and boarded the bus.

The bus drove all the way to the hotel.

After arriving at the hotel, Wei Lai had a quick meal and then immediately went to the gym to start training.

In the evening, a simulated lesson was held.

"Mr. Wei! That concludes my lesson!"

Shinji Kagawa looked at Wei Lai and smiled, "Your progress during this period has been remarkable, and you no longer need to attend this course."

"finished?"

Wei Lai said with some regret, "I think it's still a bit lacking!"

Wei Lai still wanted to try and squeeze some money out of Shinji Kagawa, hoping to get a high-level course like the popular coach. Shinji Kagawa smiled and waved at Wei Lai.

His figure swayed slowly, gradually becoming illusory, and soon disappeared into the space.

"I've graduated from the beginner's course!"

Wei Lai sat on the lawn, but before he could express his feelings, a deep, thunderous sound reached his ears.

"what are you doing?"

Wei Lai stood up almost instinctively.

"I'm not slacking off! I'm getting up right now!"

After saying that, Wei Lai quickly got up from the ground.

He didn't even dare to turn his head, and was about to run forward.

"You've gone the wrong way!"

The hair dryer coach pointed to the tactics room: "There!"

Wei Lai immediately turned around.

"The advantage of the 4-3-3 system lies in creating more space through the interplay and movement of the five forwards, allowing the full-backs to make forward runs and create a numerical advantage!"

"The downside is defensive vulnerabilities. If the opponent marks the wingers or midfield organizers, there is a risk that the defense may be breached or even the system may be paralyzed."

"Next, let's talk about the offensive options for a 4-2-3-1 formation."

In the tactics room, Coach Hair Dryer meticulously explained the core elements of various offensive and defensive tactics, while also revealing the problems with these tactics.

The hair dryer coach must be an excellent coach; his explanations of tactical weaknesses are spot on.

He even used examples from different angles, different types of players, and even different environments to help Wei Lai fully understand the advantages and disadvantages of this tactic.

How to amplify our strengths!
How to avoid the drawbacks!

If the problem is solved, how should it be remedied, etc.

Tactical lessons are boring; they're almost no different from regular classes, both requiring mental effort.

However, the hair dryer instructor used vivid examples and provided video evidence, which made it easier for Wei Lai to accept the explanation.

Most importantly, this is fucking one-on-one tactical instruction!
Just ask anyone else who gets this kind of treatment!

"Coach, I'd like to learn about the single defensive midfielder position!"

Wei Lai raised his hand to ask a question.

The hair dryer coach glanced at Wei Lai and left only one sentence.

"You can't kick it!"

Wei Lai: "."

After the tactical lesson, Wei Lai immediately began training for Premier League matches.

Initially, Wei Lai's requirements for himself in the Premier League were to hold onto the ball firmly and make reasonable decisions.

Now, Wei Lai has also advanced!
Stay alive!

He didn't expect to have any outstanding performance; he just wanted to survive!

Wei Lai has a fairly clear understanding of himself.

Asking him to make a positive impact in the Premier League schedule is really asking too much of him, but just holding on is a different story.

If you have the ball, pass it out quickly!

If a teammate moves forward, help cover their position!

Don't strive for hard work, just aim to avoid making mistakes!
Basically, you just run all over the court, using your physical strength to make up for your shortcomings, taking the opportunity to familiarize yourself with the rhythm and tactics, and then gradually integrate into the game.

Even if you want to do that, it's a very difficult thing.

After completing these two courses, Wei Lai immediately went to receive a course from the popular coach.

This is also Wei Lai's favorite course.

The reason is simple: the 'Crescent Moon Saber' is cool enough. Once he masters it, it will become one of his signature moves!

Secondly, compared to the first two courses, this course allows Wei Lai to feel his progress most clearly.

This is also Wei Lai's current situation.

They train during the day and even while they sleep at night!
If you lack talent, then make up for it with hard work.

The early bird catches the worm!

Do your best to do everything you can at this stage, and then look to the future.

(End of this chapter)