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Football Godfather
After a single transmigration, he found himself on the green pitch, and at the same time gained the opportunity to work and live alongside his favorite football stars. Faced with such a chance, how to seize it is the key. Of course, with such a good start thanks to transmigration, not making the most of it would be a blasphemy against both himself and fate. Whether the former glory of the football world can be revived—such a responsibility will need to be shouldered by a few young people together... In this second life granted by the heavens, he happened to catch the bankruptcy of Fiorentina. When the opportunity was right in front of him, how did he seize it? Becoming a famous, powerful, wealthy, and influential football godfather seems like a pretty good choice. Such a life might be quite challenging! This is a rebirth novel about football... If you want to know more, please come in and take a look! Special note: the original title of this book was "The Blooming Purple Lily."
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Green Field Glory
At just fifteen, Brian Clark joined a Serie A giant, carrying the hopes of countless Chinese football fans. The media hailed him as a genius player “capable of changing the future of Chinese football,” but fate played a cruel joke on him.
Life is like a football match. When destiny, your opponent, is already far ahead, do you lie down and accept defeat, or fight to the end?
Brian Clark’s comeback began with his return to the green field.
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Champion’s Heart
“Mr. Carter, we’ve noticed that as a child you dabbled in many fields—basketball, table tennis, badminton, Go, checkers, Gomoku, Chinese chess, international chess, calligraphy and painting, guitar and music... Does this mean that even if you hadn’t chosen football as your profession, you could have achieved the same success in other areas?”
“Well... Only in football do I have a passion that lasts far longer than just a passing interest.”
“So all those things we listed before were just fleeting interests for you?”
“Those were just my hobbies.”
“What about football? Isn’t football your hobby?”
“No, football is love!”
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King's Moment
The exceptionally talented former KPL pro player Brian Bennett had a disappointing career and ultimately retired in obscurity. His younger brother Adam Bennett, who had always silently supported him, was indignant about the setbacks his brother faced during his career and resolved to walk the same professional path. Having watched countless Honor of Kings pro matches and possessing high-level game sense, he had never actually played the game himself, yet he resolutely charged toward his own king's moment.
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The Victor is King
My name is William Clark, the William Clark of the ever-victorious general, the William Clark who always wins.
What I pursue is not interesting football, but football that brings victory. Victory makes my blood boil, victory makes football interesting to me!
If you also hate being a loser, I think we will definitely have something in common.
My name is William Clark, and this is my story.
It is also a story about dreams.
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Legend Maker
"Half of the NBA is Jordan, and the other half belongs to everyone else? Sorry, that's something I used to say. It was true before he entered the league, but not anymore." — Magic Johnson
"I'm just here to see who can get second place. I'm not competing, but I know there's someone like me—when he plays, everyone else can only fight for second." — Larry Bird
"In the NBA, if any player takes random shots on the court, I'll bench him. If all five players on the court do that, then every single one of them can get off the floor—even Jordan. But if I ever get the chance to coach him, on my team, he can shoot as much as he wants. Forty times? Fifty? Sixty? No problem. And I'm not talking about shot attempts, I'm talking about missed shots." — Phil Jackson
"Running into this guy again—just give me the ball, I want to go home!"
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Forbidden Zone Hero
He is one of the most controversial players in world football. His achievements on the field are obvious to all, but at the same time, his impulsiveness and arrogance make him widely disliked. He shoves referees, provokes opponents, and starts brawls...
"Getting booked is just routine for him. Do you think a yellow card can warn him? Haha! That’s the funniest joke I’ve ever heard!"
He gives referees headaches, he gives opposing defenders and goalkeepers headaches, he even gives both his own and the opposing coaches headaches...
"What do you think about the hero frequenting nightclubs, Mr. Advocaat?"
"Let’s change the question, Miss Reporter..."
He drives the media into a frenzy, because as long as he’s around, there’s never a shortage of news—on or off the pitch.
He delights fans with his goals.
His countless romantic scandals with all kinds of women make people jealous.
"...As long as you have money, anyone can sleep with those bitches, it’s no big deal... Really, I’m not jealous of him at all!"
He is a mix of angel and devil—the more some people hate him, the more others like him.
As "France Football" put it: "He is the most unique big man on the modern football field!"
But Ethan Brooks doesn’t think any of this is a big deal, so don’t make a fuss.
"Who do you think I am? I am Ethan Brooks!"
Watch out! Ethan is on the loose!
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The Number One Plug-in in Basketball
Eric Bennett first used a crossover at the top of the three-point arc to shake the defender off balance, then used a Shamgod to get past the help defense from Ariza. Wow! A no-look pass—his teammate is open! No, his teammate goes for the high lob—what a beautiful alley-oop!
Wait, isn’t there something odd about this?
Because the one pulling off all these moves is a seven-footer.
[This is a passionate, blood-pumping basketball story.]
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Champion Coach
This is a story about the pursuit of victory.
——“I believe only in victory. I pursue nothing but winning; whether it’s all-out attack, total defense, or counterattacking, I don’t care as long as I can win. What is the ultimate goal of professional football? In my view, it’s victory. The ultimate pursuit of victory is the championship. I am a coach. I don’t want to lose my job or be forgotten. There’s only one path for me: to lead my team to win match after match, championship after championship!”
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We Are the Champions
This book tells the story of the football career of Jason Bolton, a representative figure set against the backdrop of a golden generation of Chinese football.
Although the title is "We Are the Champions," the main character is still Jason Bolton; he is the protagonist. The novel follows him from the beginning of his professional football career all the way to his retirement.
Through his eyes and experiences, the reader is given a vivid picture of the development of Chinese football.
There is joy, there is sorrow, there is hope, and there is disappointment.
Chinese football moves forward with the ups and downs of Jason Bolton's professional career.
There is progress, there are setbacks, there is darkness, and there is light.
The climax of the book is when the Chinese team wins the World Cup, but that is not the ultimate message the book wants to convey.
The true meaning of "We Are the Champions" is not about winning a historic world championship, but rather, as revealed at the end of the novel: What kind of champion does Chinese football truly need?
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Legend of the Champion
“My motherland is not a football powerhouse, so maybe I’ll never have the chance to play in the World Cup during my career. That’s why the Champions League final is my World Cup!” — Brian Carter
A Chinese student who was once forced to give up football starts playing again in England’s amateur leagues. He never imagined he’d one day have the chance to say such words. Back then, all he wanted was to leave some different memories in his otherwise monotonous life as an overseas student.
In the end, not only did he create brilliant memories for himself, but he also left his own mark on the world of football.
A legendary story belonging to Brian Carter on the green field begins in the summer of 2002.
“Return to where I belong, to the top league! Go back to where I should be, Southwest London!!” On this blazing sunny afternoon, the cheers of over four thousand people echoed across King’s Meadow, no less passionate than those in the Premier League...
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The Forbidden Zone Striker
"Ryan Howard sir, in today's football world, strikers like you who only know how to score goals are finding it harder and harder to survive... Yet despite this, you've still achieved dazzling success. May I ask, what is your secret to success?"
On a winter afternoon, Ryan Howard showed the highest honor he had just received to journalists from all over the world, and one of them asked him this question.
As the reporters' eyes turned to him, Ryan Howard's thoughts drifted back to that afternoon in middle school, when he stood alone by the field watching his classmates play. They wouldn't let him join, thinking he was just there to mess around. He also remembered the coach's stern words: "Ryan Howard, if you can't put in ten times the effort of others, your talent is nothing but a worthless stone." And a scornful voice: "Modern football demands more and more from center-forwards, more and more all-around skills. What's the use if all you can do is shoot?"
Finally, his thoughts settled on that moment, when dusk was just beginning to appear in the eastern sky. In the middle of an abandoned lot overgrown with weeds, a girl looked at him seriously and said, "Ryan Howard, you really do have talent, and it's amazing talent! Because you know where the goal is!"
Ryan Howard stared into the girl's eyes and saw the setting sun behind him reflected in them.
Sunlight shimmered and burned in her pupils, forming a halo, as if it would melt him into that light.
Pulling himself back to the present, Ryan Howard returned to that warm winter afternoon. Facing the eager reporters, he smiled slightly: "Because I know—the goal is right there."
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The Glory of the Champion
He is a complete outsider—"You can't use your hands in football, idiot!"
He has grand ambitions—"I want to play football and make money!"
He’s also a bit clueless—"I will defeat you, Kaka, I will definitely defeat you!"
The wild boasts of a football rookie, the extraordinary journey of a mountain boy.
"What does he have besides speed?"
"He also has a heart that wants to become stronger."
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League of Legends: Who Can Compete
When Chinese athletes mock the idea that you can win a championship just by playing video games, what you, who make a living from esports, need to do is measure the length of their arrogant faces with your size 42 shoes!
When parents, relatives, friends, and even society as a whole look down on esports and think that you are not doing proper work, all you, who truly love esports, need to do is turn your back on them with determination!
Have you ever imagined that, four years from now, there will be such an event at the Olympic Games—a breathtaking showdown woven from sub-second reaction speed, flawless teamwork among five players, and dazzling, extreme maneuvers—this is esports!
Let the fanatical and devout followers around the world shout “Demacia”!!
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I Really Just Want to Forge Iron
In the 1990s, while David Stern stood anxiously outside China Central Television, clutching his NBA videotapes and pondering how to break into the boundless Chinese market, he never imagined... that making a wish to God would actually freaking work!
"The Iron Shadow," "Northern God," "Guardian of the NBA Rim's Smile," "Never Shoots Unless It's a Fadeaway," "A Jump Shot as Beautiful as a Painting"... When William Sullivan, who bore all these nicknames, burst onto the scene, the youth of many people began at this very moment!
"Bah! Will these haters ever stop? My nickname is clearly 'Godslayer'!" Looking at the newspaper, William Sullivan said indignantly.
"Slay" as in "Godslayer," and "er" as in "Godslayer-er." As for "God"? In the NBA of the 1990s, how many "gods" could there be?
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The Dynasty Godfather
"Compared to Eric Turner, I still have a long way to go." — Spurs head coach Gregg Popovich
"I'm the most successful head coach in the NBA? No, there's still Eric Turner." — Lakers head coach Phil Jackson
"If I could play under Coach Zhuang, I'd be willing to play until I'm 50." — Wizards veteran Michael Jordan
"I hope to play with Mr. Zhuang. He's single now, and we don't have a coach. Why can't we go after him?" — LeBron James
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League of Legends: My Era Author: Mr. Griffin
In 2011, a hero battle MOBA online game developed by the American company Riot Games redefined gaming. As soon as it launched in China, it sparked an unprecedented wave of esports frenzy.
Its name was “League of Legends.”
On the sixth floor of Building 18 in a happy residential community in Pudong, Shanghai, bursts of shouting came from an open window.
