Football's Nuclear Weapon: Buying a Club for One Pound

666, The romantic subplot was described too much; a little more description would have been enough.

The angle is excellent, and the overall writing is comfortable. Frankly, in sports storytelling, this is quite remarkable. Just don't go overboard with the bizarre; respect human nature and avoid excessive fantastical elements.

To be honest, the writing is just so-so, but I just want to read a football story about someone who owns a club. I'm tired of reading stories about players, so I want to start writing my own. This is so stupid, it's really addictive. I could tolerate it at first, but it got worse and worse later on.

It's quite well-written, more engaging than typical sports articles. It would be great if more Chinese players could be trained; it's kind of a fantasy, I guess.

It's really well written! Among football manager novels, this is the one I've read most engagingly on Tomato so far. It feels like going back to reading Guo Degang's Xiao Ming and his Leiden Orient back in the day.

Very good. The entry point is well chosen, unlike other novels that focus on describing the matches. The language is concise and to the point, the logic is sound, the plot is coherent, and the details are well-balanced. Less important matches are glossed over. However, I felt the transition between Spain and England in the later stages was a bit abrupt and lacked smoothness for me. Overall, it's still a very engaging novel (personal opinion, please don't be offended).

Excellent. The details of the match are described without being verbose, and the coherence rating is five stars. The system could be reactivated, perhaps with some cards or something, so it doesn't just retire. In terms of making money, you can also write some content and look forward to opening a store. For example, you could make a huge profit in the gold market in 2019. With money comes confidence. Those who work in the oil industry are all nobodies 😄😄😄

China has never lacked Messis; they might just be farming, selling houses, running a business, or even picking up trash. For those playing Football Manager, can't you just post a headshot of each player? How can you play without patches?

Five stars! Aside from his questionable love life, the male lead is practically flawless! However, finishing the film also means waking up from a dream; in reality, who knows how long it will take for the Chinese national football team to qualify for the World Cup 🤦

I like the pacing of the story; it doesn't dwell too much on the details of the match. The writing by veteran fans like Old Taylor and domestic fans is excellent; it brought tears to my eyes.