From the Start, I Coached Chelsea

Is the author writing two books at once? Why are the protagonist's names sometimes Yu Yue and sometimes Ke Yan?

Keep it up! It's very well written, especially the parts about transfers and adjusting the locker room – those are very reasonable and commendable. Hope the author writes more in a row! 🤭 There's so much romance that I'm about to drop the story. I can't connect with the female lead at all; she's just annoying. And with so few updates a day, and so much filler every day, who would like that? The transfer practices are getting increasingly outrageous.

This is a standard "Tomato-style" novel, rising in the first place and then falling in the next. I generally enjoy novels with a coming-of-age element. The main plot is well-written, and the romance is also reasonably well-developed. Personally, I think the romance is simplified because it gives way to the main plot, which I can accept. Now, let's talk about some controversial points.

Although it's a novel about a coach, the absence of a system is the best part. Novels about competitive sports, especially head coaches, should focus on tactics and how the coach uses their skills and tactical adjustments to win games. Several novels about head coaches have systems that can even give players "stat boosts," but even the best of those only get two stars at most. Keep it up! 👍👍👍👍👍

Keep it up! Pretty good! 🙂

Today, Hazard retired. How I wish he could play for Chelsea in your book! I still want to see that blue-clad king of football.

I guess it's a show of support. After all, there aren't many protagonists with the names Yurik, Yule, and Keyan. The Chelsea season was well-written, and the Schalke 04 transformation was also quite good. Keep it up!

In terms of overall direction and plot logic, I would give it 5 out of 5. It's undoubtedly a good novel. However, the author seems to never read reviews, and the author frequently changes the established plot points. While the data may become correct later on, it significantly impacts the reading experience. Who wants to be constantly bombarded with incorrect data, leaving you confused?

It's pretty good, very realistic, but the author is so fixated on getting the car back that he can't understand why he's so obsessed with eating the fried coach.

When will you return to Chelsea?