A Story That Quietly Healed Everyone
A story about 11 students, a teacher, and a coach who healed each other without even realizing it simply by being there for one another, believing in each other, and loving each other.
It’s about 11 students who believed they weren’t good enough and felt abandoned, so they pretended they had moved on from football and didn’t care about it anymore. But deep down, they still longed to play again, win, and chase their dreams.
It’s also about a lonely, depressed teacher who was ready to give up on everything. She went to her grandfather’s old school just to slack off, only to end up adopting 11 more lonely kids who became her biggest source of strength and support.
And then there’s a broken coach who lost his beloved student and gave up coaching because he believed he wasn’t good enough to teach football anymore. Without realizing it, he became the perfect coach for these 11 students, and through them, he slowly began to heal and rediscover his love for coaching.
I really love this series. It’s so healing and peaceful. The pacing is perfect not dragging, and not a single boring episode. I especially loved Wen Chengye’s character. He reminded me so much of my cat he always cared about everyone and everything, but pretended he didn’t.
I’ll always come back to this series. I love these characters, and I love this story. The cast, the OST, the acting everything was done so well.
It’s about 11 students who believed they weren’t good enough and felt abandoned, so they pretended they had moved on from football and didn’t care about it anymore. But deep down, they still longed to play again, win, and chase their dreams.
It’s also about a lonely, depressed teacher who was ready to give up on everything. She went to her grandfather’s old school just to slack off, only to end up adopting 11 more lonely kids who became her biggest source of strength and support.
And then there’s a broken coach who lost his beloved student and gave up coaching because he believed he wasn’t good enough to teach football anymore. Without realizing it, he became the perfect coach for these 11 students, and through them, he slowly began to heal and rediscover his love for coaching.
I really love this series. It’s so healing and peaceful. The pacing is perfect not dragging, and not a single boring episode. I especially loved Wen Chengye’s character. He reminded me so much of my cat he always cared about everyone and everything, but pretended he didn’t.
I’ll always come back to this series. I love these characters, and I love this story. The cast, the OST, the acting everything was done so well.
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