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A-Kai's trait meant that if he took up boxing, he would probably become the next champion in no time.

This level of strength was more in line with something produced by a special template.

However, Huang Kaiwen remembered that Heavenly King Aaron Kwok had once acted in a movie where an aging boxer's health was terrible. He could not even hold chopsticks steady while eating.

Most professional athletes developed some occupational ailments.

It was simply more obvious in certain fields.

High-intensity training placed a heavy burden on both muscles and internal organs. Add the occasional competition while injured, and it was hard to avoid leaving behind any lasting effects.

Football was already considered a relatively safe sport.

During his time in the Premier League, Huang Kaiwen had read related research from the University of Cologne.

Football had a higher injury rate than sports like tennis and gymnastics, but it caused fewer health problems.

That was probably because footballers' injuries tended to be concentrated in their legs, while tennis players often suffered from back and arm problems.

He continued reading.

He had intercepted Barcelona once again.

Hopefully, he could get something useful out of them.

Trait: Two-Footed (David Villa)—David Villa had injured his right leg as a child and had even nearly been forced to give up football. But he practiced while wearing a cast and forcibly developed his left foot. Heaven did not betray his hard work. Young Villa recovered miraculously and returned to the pitch. With this trait, your weaker foot and dominant foot will reach the same level.

That was pretty powerful.

Even Huang Kaiwen had a slight difference between his weaker foot and dominant foot, let alone Villa.

This would erase that difference entirely.

Still, the improvement was not huge. After all, both 99 and 100 were