I'm a Doorman at Manchester City

Among the many novels themed around football, the author chose the frequently used theme of rebirth, but did not introduce any cheat codes, making the story more realistic and different from other more fantastical works. Although only a small portion of the novel has been updated, it's already enough to convey the author's passion and enthusiasm.

A truly fantastic story! Most football novels I've read feature a protagonist who carries the team to victory while the other supporting characters are merely appendages to the protagonist. But this book manages to make each character distinct, with their own story and dreams, yet they all come together to fight on the same green field.

This is exceptionally well-written! It's the best goalkeeper novel I've ever read. Unlike some other novels that use the goalkeeper title to introduce a striker or feature characters with outlandish superpowers, this one is both exciting and logically sound. The protagonist has a "champion's physique," winning championship after championship.

This book is truly excellent. The ensemble writing style is perfect for football, and it shows that football isn't about one person carrying the team, but about the rise of an entire generation. It portrays the golden generation of Chinese football—a blazing fire when united, and countless stars when dispersed—giving Chinese football fans a real sense of exhilaration.

Absolutely fantastic! It feels like watching a high-energy soccer anime. The author's writing style was a bit raw at first, but it improved significantly, especially in the Manchester City first team sections, with incredibly vivid scenes. Every character is exceptionally well-developed, with distinct personalities and backstories for both male and female roles.

It's incredibly good, really exciting to read. Personally, I think it's one of the best Tomato Soccer novels. Although it's a fast-paced, action-packed story, it's not absurd. Plus, after reading so many stories with a protagonist who's down on their luck, it's refreshing to see a sunny, cheerful, and career-focused protagonist like this.

It's very well written. Although it's a rebirth story, there's no cheat code. The protagonist improves step by step through hard work. I feel it's the most realistic of all the football novels of its kind (after all, the goalkeeper who has time travel ability is a real person from Bengbu).

It's really good! The protagonist's progress and development are quite reasonable, and each season's progression is very enjoyable. You can clearly see the protagonist's growth process. The plot is also unconventional and has no major flaws. Highly recommended! The author's character development in the book is excellent; each character is distinct and not out of character (OOC).

Sure, I'm a Manchester City fan too. They lost to Real Madrid in the Champions League early this morning. Can the author save Manchester City? 🥺😢

It's quite good; it's rare to see a novel where the protagonist is a goalkeeper, especially one where the protagonist is solely a goalkeeper. Some novels have protagonists who are clearly goalkeepers, but their special abilities include being a free-kick master or something similar, basically having nothing to do with goalkeeping.