Football: My Salary Makes Me Stronger

Austin Sun is reborn in 2017 as Zayn Ryder, a young player in Aston Villa’s academy. Soon afterward, he unlocks the Salary Football System. Its core rule is brutally simple:The more money he earns through football, the stronger he becomes. As long as enough money is involved, even the greatest legends of the game can be crushed. From the moment he signs his first professional contract, Zayn understands one undeniable truth:Market value is power, and salary is authority. Messi and Ronaldo? Mbappé, Haaland, and Dembélé? In the era of Zayn Ryder, they are merely a handful of decent football stars. Years later, a reporter asks Zayn what allowed him to reach the very top of world football. After thinking for a moment, Zayn answers with complete sincerity. “Hard work and sweat.” “And where did that hard work show itself? On the training ground at four in the morning?” Zayn smiles. “Don’t ask where my hard work went. Just tell me whether the opposing players are sweating.” Another reporter asks, “People call you the lonely wanderer of football. What do you think about that?” Zayn shakes his head. “That’s because you don’t understand me. I’m actually a very straightforward man.” “Because everything you do is purely for football?” “No. Because I purely love money.” — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Football: My Salary Makes Me Stronger — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠