
From the Start, I Coached Chelsea
开局执教切尔西
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- Gaming & Sports
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Is the author doing two books? Why is the name of the pig's trotter sometimes Yu Yue, and sometimes Ke Yan.
Come on come on! The writing is very good, especially the content on transfers and adjustments to the locker room, which is very rare. I hope the author will break out more [laughing] There are so many emotional dramas that I want to abandon the article. I don't have the slightest sense of empathy and I just find the heroine annoying. There are only so many updates in a day and a lot of sex is released every day. Who would like it? The transfer operation is becoming more and more outrageous.
A standard tomato-type novel, which rises first and then suppresses it. I prefer this kind of novel with a growth attribute. The main plot is well written, and the emotional line is relatively reasonable. Personally, I think the emotional line has given way to the main plot, so the writing is simpler. I can accept this. Next, let's talk about some controversial points. As a sports novel, the audience is relatively single and small. The readers are either relatively senior "experts" or novices like me (who have read dozens of articles). So how to grasp this degree depends more on skill. It needs to be written in a way that is both enjoyable and reasonable, and it must also be written in a way that is suitable for novices and novices to read, which is difficult. So my overall feeling is that the idea is very good, and the personal experience of the male protagonist is used as the story line. However, the supporting characters are not sufficiently portrayed, and the writing is relatively shallow. It is very likely that the novice who has no experience has no idea who among them, and can only glance at them. But I think it's good to take the time to write it without making too many mistakes. Come on
Although it is a novel about coaches, it is best if there is no system. Originally, writing about competitive sports or head coaches should be about techniques and tactics, about how you, as the head coach, apply your own techniques, tactics, and on-the-spot command and adjustment wisdom to win the game. There are several books about head coaches who have systems and can add points to their players. No matter how well written such a novel is, I will give it two stars at most. Keep up the good work. [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]
Come on! Pretty good [smile]
Today, Hazard has retired. How I wish he would also play for Chelsea in your book. I still want to see the blue-shirted striker.
It's support. After all, there are not many protagonists with the names of Yuric, Joy, and Ke Yan. Chelsea's season is pretty good, and Schalke 04's transformation is also pretty good. Keep up the good work.
In terms of the overall direction and the overall logic of the plot, I can give it 5 points. This is undoubtedly a good novel. But the author basically never reads comments, and when writing a book, he basically knows how to set it up. Although the data will be correct later, it really affects the perception. Who wants to see some wrong data popping up frequently, making you feel confused. But there is no doubt that the overall plot is exciting, as well as the objective and neutral perspective and the detailed logic are all good. This novel is highly recommended, but you should be prepared for the frequent misidentification of data and passages in the book. Don't read comments all the time, otherwise your impression will be further deteriorated. Just make do with it, and the overall impression will be much better.
It's very good, very consistent with reality, but the author just wants to get back to the car and can't figure it out, so he just wants to be a coach.
When will you return to Chelsea?