Max-level burst damage at the start, the British Empire arrives!

Inside the changing room.

"Hey kid, you did a fantastic job today!"

"That's right, this kid might get to play for a big club someday!"

"Sun Ke, if you encounter any difficulties during training, just let me know!"

Teammates rushed forward to warmly congratulate Sun Ke on his perfect debut.

Sun Ke transformed himself from an unknown player on the team into a star player in just one game.

After chatting with his teammates for a while and taking a quick shower, Sun Ke drove his secondhand Ford back to his home in this world.

Although he was incredibly excited, Sun Ke, who had spent many years navigating the complexities of society in his previous life, remained extremely cautious.

He understood very well the principle that secrets of heaven should not be revealed.

If the system were to reward me with a big item out of nowhere, the consequences would be unimaginable.

Back home, Sun Ke greeted his parents, went to his bedroom, and immediately logged into the system.

In an instant, a player profile screen similar to that in Pro Evolution Soccer flashed into his mind.

Your own avatar is in the upper left corner of the system.

Next to the profile picture are personal information and various attributes.

Name: Sun Ke.

Age: 19 years old.

Nationality: British.

Height: 1 meters.

Weight: 76 kg.

Position: Central midfielder/Defensive midfielder.

Dominant foot: Right foot is more comfortable, left foot is more skilled.

Personal attributes:

Shooting 56, ball control 73, dribbling 61, passing 65, long shot 100

Heading 62, Set pieces 60, Explosiveness 65, Speed ​​68, Power 54

Jump 66, Balance 62, Stamina 85, Tackling 60, Tackle 59

Anticipation 100, Off-the-ball movement 60, Creativity 59, Vision 55

Note: Shot power outside the penalty area is at maximum level.

Overall assessment: Outstanding player in the Championship.

After thinking about it repeatedly, Sun Ke realized that the system was similar to a single-player football game, quantifying his abilities.

As a veteran player of Football Manager, Sun Ke simply converted the data.

Without the system's attribute bonuses, the original owner would have no problem playing in League Two, but it would be quite difficult to gain a foothold in League One.

Even if there are still a few years of room for growth, the rotation system in the Championship is probably the ceiling.

Without maxed-out long-range shooting and prediction attributes, I would never have achieved my current rating.

Having long-range shooting and prediction skills at their maximum level is practically a beginner's reward tailor-made for me by the system.

However, Sun Ke was not blindly optimistic.

With his current overall ability, he's not even qualified to compete in the Premier League, let alone become a star player in England.

The immediate priority is to help Leyton Orient successfully avoid relegation, and then gradually improve their own strength.

Sun Ke continued to study the system and discovered that there were also points and lottery modules.

He immediately went into the points module and found that he had 600 points in balance.

Sun Ke opened the module description and saw the details of the points earned.

Daily check-in: 100 points.

League One appearances: 100 points.

3 goals scored in League One: 300 points.

League One Player of the Match: 100 points.

Sun Ke carefully read the explanation of how to obtain points and found that there was more to it than met the eye.

In summary, the higher the league rating, the higher the points.

The rating should consider not only the league level but also the team level; only by combining the two can a comprehensive evaluation be obtained.

For example, most English League One teams are rated two stars, many leagues including the Championship are rated three stars, most Italian Serie A, French Ligue 1, and German Bundesliga teams are rated four stars, and several big clubs in the Dutch Eredivisie and Portuguese Primeira Liga are also rated four stars.

In the Premier League, most teams are rated four stars overall, while Arsenal, Chelsea, and the two Manchester clubs are rated five stars. Liverpool and Tottenham are rated only four stars, because the four five-star clubs all participated in the Champions League.

The points system also states that team rankings will change dynamically.

The stronger the team you play for and the better you perform, the higher your points will be.

In summary, in addition to signing in, points can also be earned through training, matches, goals, assists, and individual and team honors.

The points system has two main functions:

First, improve attributes. Attributes between 50 and 60 require 1000 points to add one point. The system has not yet opened up the rules for adding more points.

Based on this, the rewards from the beginner quests are worth at least 10,000 points!

As expected, the rewards for new players are the most generous!

Second, a lottery.

Sun Ke quickly entered the lottery system and began browsing the lottery module with great interest.

The lottery module has three buttons: blue, orange, and red.

The blue button requires 100 points to enter the lottery, the orange button requires 1000 points, and the red button requires 10000 points. The rewards are varied, so you'll have to try to find out.

Blue has the lowest probability of winning, and all of them are consumable rewards.

Orange rewards have a slightly higher probability of being obtained; they are also consumable rewards, but of better quality and last longer.

The red button has the highest probability of winning, with a certain chance of obtaining long-term or even permanent skills.

Seeing this, Sun Ke rubbed his hands together eagerly.

Want to try it?

Let's give it a try!

In any case, with my current abilities, one attribute can't solve the problem.

If you happen to draw a skill, you can take off right there.

What's urgently needed now is immediate, winning ability!

Sun Ke decisively activated the blue lottery button using his consciousness.

After hearing the "Thank you for your patronage" message five times in a row, Sun Ke blurted out "Holy crap!"

Is this the system's mockery of speculative behavior?

Sun Ke took a few deep breaths and pressed the blue lottery button again.

come on!

Anyway, 100 points is just one sign-in, so I can just keep earning points tomorrow!

As Sun Ke pressed the lottery button again, a dazzling blue light flashed through his mind, and the system notification sounded once more.

"Congratulations, host! You have obtained the 'Fabregas' Through Pass' skill card, valid for fifteen minutes!"

Sun Ke swung his fist forcefully and finally landed a hit.

congratulations!

Although the time allotted is limited, the value of the work is considerable.

As Arsenal's crown prince, Cesc Fabregas's through balls are unparalleled in the Premier League. He provided 19 assists last season, making him a top midfielder in the Premier League.

In the World Cup final, if it weren't for Fabregas's through ball to Iniesta through a gap in the defense, it would be questionable whether Spain could have won the championship.

600 points can be exchanged for 15 minutes of through ball play.

It's worth it!

Points are like currency in the system; if you don't spend them, they'll just remain numbers.

You can't become a great British star by being stingy; you have to earn points like crazy!

After logging out of the system, Sun Ke composed herself and left the bedroom.

Sun Ke felt somewhat uncomfortable when she first saw her parents in this world.

But as a seasoned veteran of society in his previous life, Sun Ke did not reveal any flaws.

At the dinner table, Sun Ke's adoptive father appeared calm on the surface, but in reality, he was incredibly excited.

Upon hearing that Sun Ke had made the team's roster, the couple went home and sat glued to the TV, eagerly anticipating their son's appearance.

Seeing Sun Ke lead Leiden Orient to a comeback victory in the final thirty minutes, Sun's mother was moved to tears, and Sun's father went to the kitchen and smoked two cigarettes.

At the dinner table, Mr. Sun calmly advised his son: "Being a professional athlete isn't something that happens overnight. Don't worry about gains and losses. Don't worry about money; Dad can earn it!"

Sun's father is the owner of an interior design company in London. In the past two years, the company's business has grown bigger and bigger, and Sun Ke has never had to worry about money since she was a child.

Sun's mother asked Sun Ke with concern if he was tired, and repeatedly reminded him to train in moderation and not to push himself too hard.

Right now, the BBC is broadcasting highlights from the match day.

This program compiles highlights from all four tiers of English football, but only revisits a few matches from League One, as the Premier League is the main attraction.

However, just five minutes into the program, the League One derby between Leyton Orient and Dagenham appeared on screen.

BBC's renowned football commentator John Mossen remarked, "You probably wouldn't believe it, but a young man of Chinese descent has become the dominant force in the game!"

In the video, accompanied by a duet of "Bang!" and "Yeah!", John Mossen says, "That kid's long-range shot was simply amazing! Leiden Orient's youth academy has discovered a great lad!"

When the screen showed Sun Ke's winning goal, John Mossen paused the video: "Look at this kid's positioning, it's like he knew exactly where the ball would land."

"It's worth noting that this young man made ten interceptions during the game, demonstrating a keen sense of awareness on the field."

The program also aired Slade's post-match interview, in which the Leyton Orient manager brazenly stated to the camera: "Sun Ke helped the team turn the tide, and I think he is the best player of his age group in League One."

"We talked before he came on, and we both thought he could handle the game, and that proved to be true. It's great to witness this kid's growth!"

Although Sun Ke's footage only lasted a few minutes, his parents were still very excited.

Even a few minutes of footage from a world-renowned television station is a huge recognition for Sun Ke.

Under the same sky, in the head coach's office at the Colney training ground, Wenger was also watching the highlights of the match with great interest.

After seeing Sun Ke's goal highlights, Wenger became interested in the young player.

Arsenal's manager has always liked to promote young players, and the club has been heavily indebted since building the Emirates Stadium, resulting in their transfer budgets being dwarfed by their rivals every season.

This forced the professor to focus his attention on promising young players.

Upon learning that Sun Ke had made ten interceptions in a single match, Wenger quickly found the match and watched it from the moment Sun Ke entered the game until the end.

After watching the match thoughtfully, Wenger immediately sent a text message to the club's scouts: "I need a detailed report on Leyton Orient's Sun Ke."

After sending the text message, the professor smiled faintly and said, "A perplexing child."