The Rookie Coach’s Comeback
菜鸟教练的逆袭
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.3M Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Gaming & Sports
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Other names
- Football: Conquering the Premier League, Starting in the Amateur Leagues足球：称霸英超，从业余联赛开始Alternate title on Fanqie
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Are There Really No Masterpiece Football Stories?
Looking for books like "Soccer: I Reject the Chinese National Team and Join Germany’s National Team (I Am the God of Soccer)". I’ve read all the Tomato Novel soccer stories that seemed worth reading, but most of them have issues. It really feels like there aren’t any good soccer stories left.
Recommend a Couple of Longer Soccer Stories
The Best Soccer Stories, Bar None
Soccer novels.
NBA Stories Featuring Western Actresses, Ideally Kendall Jenner
Soccer Stories Where the Protagonist Is the Owner and Coach, Not a Player
Preferably set in the Premier League.
Soccer Novels!!!!
Soccer stories!!! With a System.
Looking for High-Quality Soccer Novels
I want to read books similar to My Max-Level Passing Has Messi and Ronaldo Drooling.
NBA Stories About Coaches or Team Owners, Not Players
The protagonist becomes the owner or coach of an NBA team.
Male Lead Is a Soccer Player, with Multiple European and American Female Leads
Highly Rated Soccer Novels
The protagonist is Chinese. He goes from playing in domestic leagues to the world stage, and leads the Chinese team to win the World Cup!!
Football in Europe, Playing for Your Country's Glory, Wild Imagination, and a Great Female Lead
Looking for TV and Film Fanfiction (No Anime, Etc.) 🐶
Why Are There So Many Things to Write About in Soccer? Why Are There No New Books?
I want to read books similar to Soccer: I Ended the Messi-Ronaldo Era.
Looking for Great Soccer Novels About Coaches
Looking for Soccer Coach Novels with a Smart Protagonist
Looking for books like "Coaching Chelsea from the Start".
Please Recommend Soccer Novels
Start with the youth team and work hard to get stronger step by step. No starting out with unstoppable long-range shots or headers. Ideally, the protagonist doesn't play for China and joins another country's national team.
Any Soccer Novels About the Top Five European Leagues?
Stories about football and the Big Five leagues, with Chinese protagonists.
Give Me Addictive Books With Plenty of Content, Everyone~
Please don’t recommend anything under 500,000 characters. I’d finish it in no time, so I’d rather save it for later.
Looking for a Novel About Someone Reborn Who Buys a Football Club and Becomes Its Head Coach
Please Recommend Some Soccer Novels!!!
Looking for Soccer Stories
Looking for a soccer novel, but preferably not one set in the Big Five leagues. It can be any Chinese Super League club. The protagonist should always come through at crucial moments, but shouldn't be ridiculously overpowered. One last thing: Wuhan Three Towns has disbanded.
Soccer Novels with a System
Any soccer novels with a System, like The Fox in the Penalty Area?
Stories Where the Protagonist Acquires a Football Club
I want to read books similar to Soccer: I Reject the National Team and Join a European Powerhouse.
Novels with a Soccer Referee as the Protagonist
The protagonist transmigrates with no System and has an amazing memory, can slow things down, and plays football. He's Longguo's only World Cup referee, is upright and impartial, and is the successor to Hawkeye.
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It was great, but the timeline was a bit too far back. Everything else was fine. There's no cheat code, no system, and no crushing victory. But it's truly amazing and very entertaining!
That's good. There's no such thing as invincibility; it's not like the team will always win and never lose. And the idea is quite meaningful. If someone who loves football were to actually do what the protagonist did, it could be a feasible way to improve Chinese football.
As a long-time football fan, I found this book very easy to read. The growth of a small team is captivating. It's true that small teams have a tough time in higher leagues, struggling financially to make signings and lacking competitiveness against big clubs in other aspects. But that doesn't mean they can't succeed. Why don't miracles happen together?
The author has a solid foundation in football, and while there are good points, there are also some minor flaws. First, the good points: this book has no system, no cheat codes, and unlike some football novels, it doesn't engage in indiscriminate criticism of certain "issues" concerning the motherland.
For the later finals or major competitions, you could invite shareholders to watch the games live. Don't forget your more than ten thousand shareholders. Since they've invested, they should still receive dividends.
Yes, the beginning of the story captivated me. Although the descriptions of the competition in the first two hundred chapters weren't very good, the improvement was more noticeable in the newly updated chapters around chapter 50. I wish the author continued success and even greater achievements. This doesn't make sense. I read through all the reviews, and almost all of them are 5 stars. Why is the rating so low? Was it sanctioned?
Feels good, now I see I'm a long-time fan.
My honest rating is 3 stars, plus an extra star for not having a system. I haven't finished the book yet, and unless the writing style changes later, some things will remain the same. The author treated me to a documentary-like series of briefings, lacking the dramatic battle descriptions of *Romance of the Three Kingdoms*, only offering a few brief strokes of the pen in *Records of the Three…
Give them a shout-out; their advancement is quite reasonable.
The beginning was just okay, but it got better and better as you read on; it's quite good. This novel is quite nice; once you get into it, it's great. It's relatively realistic. Keep up the good work, author!