The Tycoon Maker

They always say that there is no shortage of money, but they are reluctant to raise player salaries. They are afraid of disrupting the salary system. What will the overall increase disrupt! Spend a small amount of money to buy a little demon and sell it at a high price! He concentrates on being a coach all day long and doesn't go out to spend money, and he's not willing to give players a salary increase to retain players. It's so stingy! What's more, the British either curse or make people wait. I'm really speechless. The protagonist pretends to be generous!

To be honest, after reading more than 50 chapters, I feel that the description of external news and fans is particularly poor. Fans are a very important part of a football club, and news is a window to the outside world. Shouldn't the protagonist's signings hold a press conference to let the players show off themselves? Moreover, the content of the game is not rich enough. The players recruited at the beginning are all big names in the future. They are little demons. Seeing the situation of the club, can they recruit them casually? My heart is still strong, I was insulted by my own fans in the stadium, but I can still beat others 8:1 and 5-0. This is not objective! Moreover, the interviews with fans are too long-winded and too watery in one chapter. I will give it 3 stars for the time being. I will observe it later (I recommend the championship coach. This is one of the better football novels I have read so far).

It is not a competitive article at all. There are too many typos, which affects the perception. The content is full of insults, all kinds of exchanges, and the language is vulgar. It always says "I'm dead" and "just wait for me"... Is this a book or a primary school student's harsh words? The plot forcibly establishes the conflict between the media and the team, forcibly desensitizes the fans, and it's okay to lead the system. It also issues inexplicable tasks. Do you want to rely on urban literature? It's about being a coach and leading a team and then doing all kinds of business. I feel like the author just wanted to write about everything and then ended up being unable to write anything well. When I saw in the comment section that there were disputes between wealthy families at the end... I was really speechless😒 All in all, it's a nondescript book...

Keep digging holes and being tortured, and there is no logic. I can endure it until the end just to see the lineup. With a system and a consortium, you still pay lower wages than Arsenal to deal with your players. I remember a novel. After winning the Champions League, you immediately did not forget to give your players a huge salary increase. You are number one in the Premier League, and you have the middle salary level in the entire Premier League. And you are not poor, you are rich. Are you like a landlord in the real world?

It feels like the system is a failure! Moreover, the protagonist is too stingy, like a black-hearted capitalist. He wants to use good things but doesn't want to pay good prices. He says he wants to build a wealthy team with a salary similar to that of a mid-level team. He wants to retain star players but doesn't want to pay good prices to star players. He always wants to eat shit.

You wait for me, this sentence is found in every chapter, and there are more and more as you go on. Almost every chapter has two or three sentences. This is the biggest flaw of this book.

In the early stage, the focus was on the protagonist's endless arguments with reporters and fans, with little description of the game, and mindless intensification of the conflicts between the team and the fans. Even if the team won consecutively, the fans still slandered their home team, which seemed to be arguing for the sake of argument. The abuse and slander of the team by reporters and others were overly described, and the fans did not support the home team. This is obviously contrary to common sense.

A football novel! The verbal spats, media, and language between fans and coaches account for 80% of it! A football match, details or techniques and tactics can be summarized in one sentence! The maximum combat power here is 10% of the full text! The remaining 10% is for family, investment and buying players! To put it another way, the author is very good at writing! The truth is that the author is also very "urgent"!

The author's psychology is particularly dark. What's wrong with players who want to transfer if they don't have a position? You promised from the beginning that as long as they are in good condition, you will be the absolute main force. It was you who failed to fulfill your promise, so why should you blame the players for betraying you? It's not like I haven't talked to you before. How did you treat them? Are you going to ruin someone's career at every turn? Which big ball would dare to do this?

If I just talk about football, this book is okay, but the system in it really makes me sick, especially the foreshadowing for the finale of traveling through the doomsday plane. I can't stand it at all. If you want to write a good football article and write it simply, there will be no problem. It's nothing more than saying It's a novice, but it's so speechless when mixed with those doomsday survival skills, and the half-brother who wants to assassinate him. You might as well let him directly replace the crappy Kramer. He's not much better than he is now. Without these things, this book still deserves 4 stars.