Initially, no one cared when Erik ten Hag banned David Qin from the team canteen. It seemed like nothing more than a coach asserting dominance over a player—until the birth of a superstar, the rise of a legend, the fall of one era, and the dawn of a golden age. Eventually, this moment became a defining chapter in the history of the sport, touching every soul in the footballing world.

Transmigrating back to 2014, David Qin finds himself being forced by Ten Hag to transfer to the Chinese Super League. However, he unlocks the Ronaldinho Template. Originally intended to be a mere "mascot" signing for Wolfsburg, he crosses paths with a rising Kevin De Bruyne. From that moment on, his destiny is set: to shatter the duopoly of the "Greatest of All Time" era and forge an entirely new, peak-level legend.

I've been reading through the comments, and I see some of you aren't exactly fans of the "International Break." and I get it — some of you just aren't interested in the China scenes at all.


I hear you. My goal is to tell a full story, and for a kid from China, the National Team is a huge part of his journey. But I don't want the International games to feel like a chore for you to read.


So, here's the plan: When we hit the a China arc, I'm dropping all of those chapters at once.


This way, if you want, you can blitz through the National Team stuff in five minutes and get right back to the European games.


Thanks for the honest feedback—it helps me keep the story heading in the right direction!


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