Born to be a coach [soccer]

Because Anton's tweet was forwarded by Ronaldo, Anton's fans increased by hundreds of thousands in a very short period of time.

Mendes once urged Anton to make good use of social media to increase attention, but this experienced agent never thought that Anton's first step would be so smooth.

Many players will also pay attention to Anton after being circled by Ronaldo. Kaka and Torres, who originally had friendship with Anton, took the initiative to say hello to Anton.

In addition to the familiar ones, many England players are also saying hello to Anton.After all, players who hold an English household registration book are very likely to play in their home country, and Sunderland will be promoted to the Premier League next season.Perhaps as soon as the transfer window opens, they could potentially deal with Anton.

Probably because of this reason, the former Sunderland striker Vincent also paid attention to Anton, greeted Anton cautiously, and asked Anton "how is it?"

Anton graciously responded to him, which made Vincent very excited, and began to dream of being able to compete in the European battlefield next season.

Anton's own social media account has won a huge amount of attention in just a few days, which to a certain extent also made him busy processing various information, replying various greetings, and judging whether the other party's account needs attention.Anton was a little tired for a while.

So he stopped for a while, wrote a small program himself, and hung it on the Twitter page.This small program can automatically load Twitter data, automatically analyze, block most spam, and push important accounts and messages to your mobile phone after screening.

Life is suddenly easier again.

Anton finally had the time to log into "Green Life" again.

He is already a novice player now, but he still doesn't fully understand what rights a novice player enjoys—does his "basic package" of player skills still work?What is the concept of "team formation" mentioned by Ronaldo before.

With these questions in mind, Anton logged into the simulator.

And in his inbox, there was an email showing "unread" blinking.

"Dear Anton, hello!"

When Anton saw the sender of this email, he felt a heat in his veins for no reason: Player B, the person who sent him the email turned out to be his own brother Bernard, whom he hadn't contacted directly for a few days.

This guy, after so many days, is finally willing to show up?

Anton was a little impulsive, and wanted to log out of the simulator immediately, and quickly contacted Professor Friedrich in London to see if Bernard had also woken up in reality.

"You won't be able to see my email until you become a novice player."

——It turned out to be a problem with the viewing permissions of players of different levels.

Anton calmed down a little: This at least explained why Bernard sent him the list of "Character determines fate" through the staff last time - it turns out that novice players still have this kind of restriction.

"I need you to help me with this one task: rather, this is a verification task."

"There is a block in the simulator that analyzes players' personalities to infer their behavior and derive behavioral results."

Facing the mail, Anton couldn't help muttering: "Character determines destiny!"

He suddenly remembered that his younger brother had been frantically studying the content of "behavioral science" for a while.Of course, this is related to the design concept of "simulator". The reason why the "simulator" is so real is because the behavior simulated by NPCs is extremely close to the reaction of "people" in the real world.

For example, when he prepared an FA Cup rematch between Sunderland and Liverpool.In that simulator game, Benitez played the main force and sent Gerrard and Torres at the same time; in reality, Benitez made the same choice.

This is because the simulator has analyzed all of Benitez's tactical habits and based on this he has inferred how Benitez reacted under pressure.Facts have proved that the results of the simulator's calculations are very accurate.

Is this the so-called "character determines destiny"?

"The 'personality determines destiny' mentioned last time is not just the on-the-spot reactions of the players on the court and the on-the-spot command of the coaches. It refers to the combination of other factors in reality, even various 'coincidences', which can affect An important event in the careers of players and coaches."

Bernard seemed to have guessed Anton's reaction when he wrote the email.

"What is calculated in the block of 'Green Life' is not just a certain game, nor is it only a certain season. What is calculated is life."

Anton couldn't help being moved.

Green life...

Bernard... You have stayed in the virtual world for so long, away from your family and affection, and what you want to do is to deduce "life" through calculations?

"But I can't deduce the whole life yet. I can only deduce the part related to football." The lines of the email showed some annoyance, "If I can succeed, the 'Life' section will be launched soon. Skills will come into play here."

I see--

Anton figured this out.

It turns out that what Bernard's "consciousness" has been trying to accomplish is the last piece of the puzzle in the entire "Green Life", the deduction of life.

Bernard's self-demand has always been very high. He doesn't just want to simply make a simulation game that makes everyone happy and happy. He really wants to "simulate" life on the green.

As far as Anton knew, no one had been able to become a full-level player in the game.Even "advanced" players are rare.But Bernard is still obsessed with completing the last piece of the "green life" puzzle.

"Dear Anton, I ask you to help me verify the results of the task of 'character determines destiny'. Everything will happen in this World Cup..."

The email came to an abrupt end, as if it was not finished.

"Dear Bernard," Anton quickly clicked on the reply, "tell me your current state, when will you return to reality, and how can we find you?"

He clicked "send" immediately and waited nervously.

I didn't expect Bernard to reply immediately, but a miracle happened.About 30 seconds later, a reply appeared in Anton's inbox.

The words in the reply were very confusing: "Brother...I...a copy..."

"Complete the mission, the path home..."

Messy words, completely out of order.

Anton held his breath, he was still waiting for Bernard, waiting for Bernard's "consciousness" in the simulator to give him a little more information.

This wait is half an hour.

Half an hour later, Anton received a new email.

The title of the email: "Special Mission—Character Determines Fate".

Anton clicked twice and browsed the email.He immediately logged out of the simulator, opened Skype, and contacted the professor in London.

"Professor, sorry for the sudden interruption. How is Bernard?" Anton asked hastily.

In front of Anton, Professor Friedrich is always good-tempered: "Little Tony, don't worry, I'll contact the nurse."

"...It seems to be a little excited, and the brain waves are fluctuating, but it seems to be within the normal range. What's wrong?"

"We were in 'Green Life' just now, and it seemed that we had a conversation through the simulator's mail system."

The professor opened his eyes wide on Skype: "Oh? So powerful?"

"I seem to understand why Bernard's consciousness has been stuck in the 'Green Life'. There is still a block in the simulator that has not been completed. The email that the staff sent me last time, the 'Character Determines Fate' one, Bernard officially turned it into a mission..."

"A task for you?" The professor said: Confused.

"No, it's his own task, but this task, he has to verify it through me in the real world."

"...No, Anton, I'm getting old, you have to speak more plainly, so that I can understand!"

"It's like this. The list that Bernard gave me last time, the one with the names of several players, is actually a few players he focused on observing. He wants to verify it through these players. The simulator Whether the 'life' module in the game is accurate for the deduction of the player's 'fate'."

"These are all my guesses, Bernard didn't say exactly. I asked him when he would be able to return to the real world, and he immediately became confused and sent me back a bunch of confused words, what was mentioned in it' Dungeon', it seems to mention that after completing the task, you can find the way home or something..."

After Anton finished speaking in one breath, the professor shrugged at the other end and said, "Don't worry, little Tony!"

Anton: Really... don't worry about it.

"Anyway, all you can do now is to help Bernard verify his 'life' module. Maybe Bernard will come back as soon as his module is completed? Or what Bernard mentioned, you After helping him complete this task, maybe he can tell you how to help him go home?"

Anton calmed down and nodded.He understood that what the professor said was the truth, and it was useless to rush blindly.Now that Bernard's mission came his way, he had no choice but to help.

"By the way, Anton, what kind of 'destiny' did Bernard predict!"

Anton was at a loss for words for a moment, and the email Bernard sent to him as a "junior player" was kept in "Green Life", and he couldn't show it to the professor for a while.

Can only paraphrase.

"Professor, I mentioned to you, the French star Anelka, do you still remember? Yes, it is the striker from Chelsea, the head star, yes, the winner of the Golden Boot award in the last Premier League..."

"Bernard's prediction is that he will be expelled from the French national team during this World Cup!"

In the press conference after Sunderland won the promotion play-off, Anton expressed his views on the "horoscope".

Because the French national team coach Domenech is very concerned about the "constellation" of the players, but there is no real evidence for the "constellation" that can be used to refute it.Therefore, under the premise of not wanting to offend the French coach, Anton showed the analysis of the astrology by the ancient Chinese on the spot-the 28 constellations.

But to his surprise, such a casual remark attracted Domenech himself.

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