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

The next morning, Sun Ke arrived at the training ground an hour early.

Slade gave the starting eleven players a day off, while the other players were required to attend a training session in the morning.

On the training field, Harry Kane is doing basic training alone.

Judging from his soaked uniform clinging to his body, this kid has been practicing for at least half an hour.

Sun Ke had seen interviews with Tottenham players in his previous life, and they said that no one in the team could outtrain Harry Kane, and now it seems that this is indeed the case.

As England's top striker ten years from now, 17-year-old Harry Kane is not a key player the manager is focusing on developing. At most, he can only be considered a promising youth player; otherwise, he wouldn't have been relegated to League One for development.

Facing a real England star, Sun Ke showed great enthusiasm. Perhaps in a few years, the two will be playing side by side for the England team, so they need to establish a relationship first.

After chatting for a few minutes, the two went back to their respective training sessions.

Sun Ke should focus on practicing mid-range passing and dribbling, since passing and ball control are the lifeblood of a midfielder.

Even with the support of the system, you absolutely cannot slack off in training.

According to Wenger's theory, a player can improve himself through training before the age of 24, and there is still a lot of room for improvement.

Moreover, the system on his back cannot afford to be weak.

The system immediately issued a notification sound as soon as the ball was touched.

"Check-in successful, 100 points earned!"

"Congratulations, host, for activating the training module!"

Sun Ke immediately logged into the system and checked the module descriptions.

The content is very simple; you can earn points in the system through training.

The system awards points based on the player's club rating, on an hourly basis, with a daily training limit of 10 hours.

The system probably fears that the host might overwork themselves and kill them, so it set a limit.

Leiden East is rated as a two-star player, and can earn 20 points per hour of training.

Thinking about how he had squandered three days' worth of training pay in just a few seconds yesterday, Sun Ke suddenly felt a pang of regret.

In the Samsung team, you can earn 30 points per hour of training.

Four-star teams earn 50 points per hour.

Five-star teams can earn 100 points per hour!

It seems that the "hidden talents in plain sight" rule doesn't work with this system. If you want to become a superstar, you have to develop your career in a big club!

The two training sessions went on for about forty minutes. Sun Ke saw many players walking onto the training field and decided to show off his skills.

If you want to make a name for yourself, you must earn the respect of your teammates.

So, for the next ten minutes, Sun Ke unleashed a long-range shot every twenty seconds that sent the sound of the ball piercing the training field.

"My God, this kid's leg strength is terrifying!"

"He's a complete beast!"

"If I get hit, it'll probably take me ten minutes to recover!"

Soon, the training ground where Sun Ke was located became the focus of attention for his teammates and even the staff.

The team's second-choice goalkeeper wanted to experience the power of a long-range shot, but after touching the ball three times, he rubbed his arm, cursed, and left the goal, saying he refused to stay in goal anymore.

In the crowd, head coach Slade's eyes were already shining.

Although Sun Ke scored two stunning long-range shots yesterday, Slade is worried that it's just a flash in the pan.

Seeing Sun Ke's performance, Slade felt like he had grasped at a straw.

He made a decision to develop tactics specifically for Sun Ke, leveraging his long-range shooting ability.

Even though Leyton Orient successfully reversed the situation yesterday, they are still 10 points behind Dagenham, who are fifth from the bottom.

With five games remaining in the league, a 10-point gap is enough to sentence Leyton Orient to a suspended death sentence.

Even if they achieve five consecutive wins, they may not be able to avoid relegation, so Slade can only pin his hopes on Sun Ke.

For the next five days, Sun Ke maintained a training schedule of 10 hours every day, and went home almost every day to sleep soundly with the 300 points he had worked so hard to earn.

Even with his rigorous training, he can only be considered on par with Harry Kane. This kid is just too arrogant; no wonder the other became a British superstar.

On April 15, Leyton Orient will play against Exeter away.

Exeter is ranked fifteenth, with no hope of promotion but no worries about staying in the league.

Leyton Orient's players, already on the brink of elimination, were under immense pressure and played rather conservatively in the match, appearing hesitant and timid in defense.

In the tenth minute, Leyton Orient's players made a mistake in clearing the ball in their own half, allowing the opponent to score a goal.

0: 1!

After conceding the goal, Leyton Orient fell into a passive position.

Sun Ke made several successful interceptions in the midfield and backfield, which greatly helped the team relieve defensive pressure.

Thirty minutes later, Exeter's relentless attack began to tire, and Leyton Orient's offense gradually improved.

In the 40th minute, an Exeter player committed a foul in the backfield, and Leyton Orient won a free kick just over 30 meters from the goal.

Sun Ke stood in front of the ball without any controversy, retreating while observing the goalkeeper's position.

As the referee blew his whistle, Sun Ke began his run-up.

With just one step away from the ball, Sun Ke raised his right leg high and slammed it into the ball.

"Bang!"

With a loud bang, the football flew like a cannonball, heading straight for the top right corner of the goal.

1: 1!

Sun Ke excitedly rushed to the sideline and slid down to his knees. His teammates rushed over and surrounded him.

The two teams drew in the first half.

Inside the locker room, Slade loudly encouraged the players, but to little avail.

Sun Ke discussed with Harry Kane: "If we can't score in the second half, I'll move up the pitch in the last fifteen minutes."

"When the time comes, run into an open space, and I'll definitely pass the ball to you!"

Harry Kane couldn't figure out Sun Ke's strategy, but he still nodded firmly.

In the past week, the club's two most talked-about players have developed a personal relationship, with Harry Kane expressing his utter admiration for Sun Ke's breathtaking long-range shots and awareness.

In Sun Ke's eyes, Harry Kane, who was not yet 18, was not particularly outstanding in ability, but his shooting skills were already quite good, making him far more reliable than Lisby.

At the start of the second half, before the opponent had fully settled into their game, Sun Ke had a long-range shooting opportunity from outside the box.

He adjusted his footwork and struck the soccer ball hard.

A loud bang echoed through the stadium, followed immediately by another deafening roar.

The football struck the outer edge of the junction between the crossbar and the goalpost, and the sound made the entire stadium gasp in amazement.

but!

When the football bounced back onto the field, the entire stadium erupted in a cacophony of noise.

"Am I seeing things? This kid actually popped the soccer ball!"

"If I got kicked like that, I'd probably lose half my life!"

"That kid is a complete freak!"

On the field, the football, its outer shell torn to pieces, bounced twice on the ground thanks to the bladder before being picked up by the referee and thrown out of bounds.

"This kid is a monster!"

"This is the first time I've ever seen someone kick a soccer ball so hard it explodes!"

"We absolutely cannot let him shoot!"

On the pitch, the Exeter players looked at Sun Ke with a sense of horror.

The minor incident ended, and the competition resumed.

This time, as soon as Sun Ke got the ball, an Exeter player would immediately stand in front of him at a distance.

Sun Ke tried to kick a few times, but all his kicks went wide because he wasn't prepared enough.

Leyton Orient players fought hard and took a slight lead in the second half, but still failed to create many good scoring opportunities.

In the 75th minute, with the score still tied, Sun Ke decisively entered the system and used "Fabregas' through ball".

He still has 1500 points in his points account, and he plans to use them all for a lottery if things go wrong.

Once the skill card is activated, a countdown timer immediately appears below the skill card.

Sun Ke stretched his ankles; it was time to show off his real skills!