Sky_writer13

At 26, Portuguese footballer Tobi Oliveira ended his life, crushed by regret and failure. But fate gives him a second chance—sending him ten years back to when he was just 16, with a mysterious football system and all the memories of his past.

Now, with raw talent, real hunger, and the unwavering support of his mother-agent and football-loving little sister, Tobi is determined to rewrite his story. From Sporting CP to Valencia’s first team, he must juggle brutal training, school, media pressure, and the emotional weight of his past life.

But success doesn’t come easy. His stats drop in the pros. Not every match ends in victory. And greatness demands more than just skill—it demands heart.

Release schedule: At least 1 chapter daily.
Word count: About 1500 words per chapter on average.
This is gonna be a loonngg story, so get comfortable.
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15 GOLDEN TICKETS = 1 extra chapter (will be spread across the week if it's too much. [that will be a nice problem to have.])
1 dragon = 2 bonus chapters
1 Magic Castle = 4 bonus chapters
1 Spacecraft = 6 bonus chapters
1 Golden Gachapon = 10 bonus chapters + addressing you as "Your Highness" in every chapter's comment section (TT)

World football system

Valencia in early April was a city teetering between seasons. The air had the bite of spring mornings, but the warmth of midday hinted at summer. The sun rose early now, casting long beams through the glass windows of the Oliveira apartment. Tobi stood in the living room, watching the light stretch across the wooden floor. He should've been used to it by now—this strange calm before a storm. But today, everything felt louder. Clearer. Like the moment just before lightning splits the sky.

It had been three weeks since his return. Three weeks since he stepped onto the pitch with nothing to prove and everything to protect—his joy, his family, his sanity. And for the first time in months, he wasn't just surviving the spotlight. He was shaping it.

Coach Moreno didn't rush him. He started off the bench, eased into the tempo. But by the second match back, it was clear: Tobi wasn't just fit again. He was different.

The Storm and the Spark