It's all over when you score a goal.

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  After the goal, Arthur's celebration continued to be just a clenched fist.

  He had a lot of classic celebrations in his head, but none of them felt right for League C2. Scoring goals in the lower leagues, no matter how many he scored, he had to act flat, that was the persona he had set for himself.

  If interviewed by a reporter, he'll say what he thinks: "I don't get excited unless it's a high-level game where I score goals. Besides we are Fiorentina and promotion to Serie A is only worth celebrating."

  In the parallel world, this is how "Pascal" used to act. Read the book.

  Balotelli on many occasions in the goal is a face expressionless look, teammates over the hug hug him are indifferent. The reporter asked: "Why don't you celebrate?" He replied: "Striker scores goals is his job. He replied: "Striker goals is the job, when did you see the mailman will celebrate after the mail delivery?

  Score a goal and be done with it, deep down.

  Arthur's show had only just begun, and just three minutes later he scored again. The in-form Luca Arriati assisted upfield from the left and received a 45-degree pass from Marco Andreotti's rebound and crossed with his right foot.

  Arthur squeezes a center back with a physical confrontation, then leaps forward in the middle of the field and scores with a flick of a header into the bottom left corner.2-0.

  He didn't have the power to top it, but it was too close to the goal and from a difficult angle for the opponent's goalkeeper to react.

  Luca Abbas sighed: "Just five minutes into the game Arthur has already scored twice, he's unstoppable."

  Daniel Tessitoli said, "The only information available on Arthur is that he comes from the Arsenal youth academy, and the Messina coach must not have expected Fiorentina to have such a scoring machine, having been caught off guard in the opening half."

  It certainly didn't occur to the Messina coaches that Arthur's fame was limited to the Tuscany area, and that he wouldn't be covered on national television or any other local station.

  Even knowing that he scored five goals in the first round of the Coppa Italia, opponents will assume that the amateur team is too weak to start on the pack.

  In order to catch up, Messina had to step up their offense. For their part, the Fiorentina defenders all hunkered down in the box to defend, clearing the ball out time and time again.

  Messina went on a passionate rampage for half an hour with eight shots that were either blocked or deflected, none of which were in the goal box.

  Viljowod's idea is not quite the same as the parallel world, and the arranged tactics are very conservative. He gave the scoring task to Arthur and Rigano, while the others were all positioned back to play serious defense. The midfield formation gave the impression of a back three, with only Raphael Longo positioned further forward.

  Messina's backline, however, couldn't hold back the onslaught of Arthur and Rigano. They crushed both center backs against the run and had the advantage against both single defenses.

  In the 40th minute, Arthur headed a cross to DiLivio, who cut inside and played a ground pass to Rigano, who received the ball on his back in the box. Rigano turned on his opponent to his left and scored with a low right-footed shot. 3-0.

  Arthur had two shots on goal after that as well, a padded shot that went wide and a weak push that was held by the goalkeeper.

  In the second half Messina players equalized with a long shot in the 52nd minute.

  Quagliarella came on for Rigano in the 70th minute and extended the lead three minutes later. He cut inside on the right to receive a ground ball from Arthur and fired a powerful shot from inside the box.4-1.

  Assists don't add up to points, and Arthur still passes when he sees a teammate with a good chance. The key isn't that he has a wide-open eye, it's that he's not a threat when he has the ball on his back, isn't good at turning and shooting, and can only protect the ball and distribute it.

  At the end of the day Arthur was not able to score a hat-trick, and in scoring he exposed a weakness. Once the box was crowded, he had little recourse but to wait for the penalty kick to be taken.

  It was because he saw this that Viljovod switched to Quagliarella to add a breakaway point, otherwise the two big men stood the position dead in the box.

  There was no hat-trick and Arthur was highly rated by the local media, scoring nine goals in three games for a three-goal average.

  In the second round of the C2 league, Arthur continued his excellent play and helped his team win 3-1.

  He was the subject of intense scrutiny and still scored a brilliant header, a goal-bound finish to open the scoring. He also suffered a shanking foul in the penalty area to create a penalty, and graciously gave the penalty to Rigano.

  Because of Arthur's demonstrative behavior, the two have a better relationship and have a lot of interaction during training.

  Arthur didn't actually lose anything, he wouldn't have taken the penalty at all. a 12 yard untroubled shot is easy for most players, a bit of a long way for Arthur, power may be bared on the kick, no power on the push is likely to be parried.

  When he was in London, he and Steve Hood played a game of exchanging penalties, and he had a pathetically low hit rate.

  Arthur's popularity continued to grow as local media reported the results of the game. It's just that game points are so slow to save up that he still can't afford any of the items that were refreshed in September.

  What followed was a consistently strong performance from Fiorentina, who started the league season with an eight-game winning streak, plus eleven consecutive wins in the cup. Even stronger, they were averaging four goals a game.

  Arthur started every game and played the full match, scoring another hat-trick in the Serie C Cup and scoring twice on three occasions in the league. He only failed to score against Ascoli, wasting two good chances, a one-timer that went wide and a close-range shot that hit the post.

  Arthur has scored 10 goals in 8 league games, and has done it without being responsible for kicking penalties. Rigano scored 3 penalties and the fans were a bit upset by that, thinking that if it was handed to Arthur, his top scorer of the season would be too secure.

  Arthur wasn't in a hurry to practice his penalty kicks, it was a good gimmick to become the top scorer without kicking a penalty. When he takes top scorer, there should be news over in England as well.

  The ten consecutive victories were easily completed, and Arthur obtained the primary training prop yellow knee pads. The yellow color represents confrontation, he was already strong in confrontation, and later on, when he practiced his jamming and ball protection techniques, he added another 40% of experience.

  This prop, though elementary, serves a great purpose.

  Arthur has a huge physical advantage in C2, maybe not so much in Serie B. It would be awesome if he upped his matchups a bit and continued to crush opponents in Serie B.

  He now had five primary training props, which felt sufficient. He wouldn't buy the items in the mall in the short term, and planned to save up his points to buy an awesome talent.

  He researched and figured out that talents were all about directly increasing strength, just not adding attributes.

  Eagle's eyes are like superpowers, and Tiger's body isn't bad either. He's been put down so many times on the field that his limbs don't even hurt a little bit, they just hurt a little bit at the time.

  He guessed that both of these talents were perks that only came with the easy game difficulty. It was fortunate that he hadn't chosen high difficulty, otherwise it would have been too difficult to raise his strength in the beginning.

  He has three new tasks, "win the C2 League", "win the Serie C Cup" and "win the Coppa Italia".

  There would be no more easy tasks for him until the end of the season. He had thought that becoming top scorer would be a task as well, the system didn't seem to see the Golden Boot award in the lower leagues.

  With Fiorentina's squad, the league title is solid, and they certainly won't win the Coppa Italia. For multiple rewards, Arthur said anything to win the Serie C Cup.