After signing with AC Milan, I will be the king of football!

[Ding, successfully defended UEFA Champions League, abnormal status removed: Susceptibility Changed]

[Ding, successfully defended UEFA Champions League, acquired skill: High Priest]

[Ding, successfully defended UEFA Champions League, acquired skill: Fan Favorite]

[Ding, successfully snatched Barcelona player Puyol’s UEFA Champions League title]

[Ding, successfully snatched Barcelona player Ronaldinho’s UEFA Champions League title]

[Ding, successfully snatched Barcelona player Van Bommel’s only UEFA Champions League title, skill triggered successfully, trait copied]

[Ding, successfully snatched Barcelona player Messi’s first UEFA Champions League title, skill triggered successfully, trait copied]

[Ding, successfully snatched Barcelona player Xavi’s first UEFA Champions League title, skill triggered successfully, trait copied]

[Ding, successfully snatched Barcelona player Iniesta’s first UEFA Champions League title, skill triggered successfully, trait copied]

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Skill: High Priest—Passive effect, when you’re ”out with an injury,” the performance of the team you play for improves, when you ”return from injury” the team’s morale is boosted, and when you are on the pitch, the team’s understanding increases, effects depend on the expectations from fans, teammates, and coaching staff.

Once activated, you can choose to share an injury with a teammate to gain destiny points, significantly reducing the severity of injury for both, ensuring that neither affects physical function, the amount of destiny points received depends on the severity of the injury, once activated will automatically share life-threatening career-impacting injuries. (Once activated, it can only be turned off during the off-season)

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Huang Kaiwen had figured it out.

No matter if it was a headache or fever, taking a leave would stimulate his teammates’ performance.

Like the previous time he was injured and Kaka scored desperately, with a white T-shirt bearing well-wishes written on it.

This skill is quite interesting.

However, Huang Kaiwen felt that when he ”was injured” normally, his teammates’ performance was pretty much as described by the skill.

What he valued more, was that this skill could farm [Destiny Points]!

The uses of [Destiny Points] naturally need no explanation.

Most importantly, after this skill is actively activated, it can also be turned off, completely allowing one to farm [Destiny Points] at will.

Whether it’s the name of the skill or its effects.

It reminded Huang Kaiwen of Vermaelen. It truly deserved to be a reward for playing with Barça.

Huang Kaiwen checked the player relationships.

Currently, the [Life-and-Death Buddy] includes Kaka, Inzaghi, and Maldini.

Inzaghi and Maldini won’t be playing for many more years.

And since the new season hadn’t started yet, he wasn’t in a hurry and could think about it more.

Then he continued reading.

Skill: Fan Favorite—Makes it easier to win over teammates, fans, and club staff’s affection.

Not bad either.

But for Mr. Huang, it’s just the icing on the cake.

He was already the most popular in the locker room, the King of Milan City. Even when eating out in Milan City, Inter Milan fans would offer discounts if they recognized his face. His reputation was impeccable. So this skill didn’t seem very useful.

However, as long as it’s not a negative skill or trait, it’s good.

Even a slight improvement is worth something; a mosquito’s leg is still flesh.

What comes next is the highlight.

He had snatched a few impressive stars.

Huang Kaiwen looked forward with anticipation.

Trait: Umbrella Expert (Van Bommel)—When you’re holding an umbrella, you’re as invincible as ”Neo flying with Feng,” and when you don’t have an umbrella, you can create your own.

Trait: Tea Time at Three (Messi)—When you drink tea, you rid your body of toxins, feeling relaxed; drinking tea slightly improves physical condition and ball sense, with daily improvements capped.

Trait: Fried Meatball Master (Iniesta)—Allows you to flexibly control both feet to perform fried meatball dribbles, improving foot coordination.

Trait: Magic Power of Love Twirl (Xavi)—Proficiency at shaking off opponents by spinning on the spot, improving field vision.

Huang Kaiwen was a little confused by the first trait of Van Bommel.

Did this improve his combat capability?

What was this business about creating umbrellas without one, was his fighting stance starting with an umbrella greeting to the opponent’s family?

He understood Messi’s trait though, similar to [Growing Ball Sensation].

Compared to training, drinking tea didn’t seem too bad.

You could also get thirsty sitting in the stands playing cards.

Drinking your way to becoming the King of Soccer, that’s pretty good.

At least it didn’t require him to keep training like [Growing Ball Sensation] did.

”Starting as a Mate Tea Master, the internet begging me to play soccer”?

Iniesta’s [Fried Meatball Master] and Ronaldo’s previously snatched [Bull Tail Flick Master], one’s a master and the other’s a grandmaster. Just by looking, you can tell there’s a level difference, but that’s to be expected. Iniesta’s dribbling ability is fine, but there’s still a significant gap between him and Ronaldo.

On closer inspection.

Huang Kaiwen felt Xavi’s trait might be the biggest upgrade for now.

First off, field vision.

Field vision itself is hard to improve because it’s related to playing habits and even lifestyle habits. Changing someone’s habits formed over a decade or two is difficult.

Players with good vision often find hidden passing lanes.

Moreover, this trait came with a proficiency in standstill twirls to evade.

Standstill twirling to evade is not so much a dribbling method as it is a technique to play away dirty balls, especially effective when holding the ball in the backfield.

Compared to Zemaria’s previously acquired trait that increased the success rate of right-footed crosses from the right side under a barrage of conditions, Xavi’s on-the-spot evasion is undoubtedly more practical.