Six Goals in a Row at the World Cup

Xiang Nan is a benchwarmer nobody believes in—an amateur substitute dismissed by coaches, mocked by teammates, and overlooked by the football world. Everything changes when he awakens a mysterious “Six-Goal System” that grants him an extraordinary gift: every time he steps onto the pitch as a substitute, he scores six goals. His first miracle comes in the Jiangchao final, where a fractured teammate fights through injury to chase six goals, clinching the championship in stoppage time. The performance forces the national team’s director to recruit him despite fierce opposition. Then comes the World Cup qualifier: his country trails 0–5, and the head coach refuses to play him. Sent on with only ten minutes left, Xiang Nan scores six goals in ten minutes, single-handedly reversing the match and sending his nation to the World Cup. But the system isn’t finished. It evolves to unlock goalkeeper skills. In the tournament, he shuts out Messi and Ronaldo, fires in a last-minute screamer, and lifts the World Cup trophy. When the system expires, a new one activates—a sprinting system that shatters the 100-meter world record at 9.50 seconds. His journey doesn’t end there. From football to F1, Xiang Nan proves one thing: the underdog who was never supposed to play has become a legend with no finish line.