With a broken system that will die with him at any moment, Xiao Wen tremblingly stood on the sidelines of the green field.
In order to survive, Xiao Wen can only bite the bullet and lead the team to fight bloody battles with various powerful players!
Starting from "Coach Baiding", a reckless man who must always be prepared to risk his life on the sidelines is carving out his own path...
Reader comments
The first few chapters are very long-winded, but the rest has a good pace.
I love reading it. Come on, the author. Although it has been updated randomly, I am willing to wait a little longer.
Come on, I love watching it
There are very few football coaching articles these days. Come on! Come on! [Praise]
Like it! It's just a bit short and not enough to look at!
I finished reading it on December 17, 2023. Overall it's good, but it's short.
Very well written, something interesting
The early stage is slow, the plot is not exciting enough, and it does not attract the interest of most readers. This is a shortcoming. But the flaws do not hide the virtues.
A very good book that tells the story of how a rookie coach went from being a substitute coach to being the head coach of Manchester City. The characters are described in a delicate and emotional way.
Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on
So what about part two?
It's really good. It's the kind of coaching article that you can read through. It's not too brainless.
The first few chapters are very long-winded, but the rest has a good pace.
I love reading it. Come on, the author. Although it has been updated randomly, I am willing to wait a little longer.
Come on, I love watching it
There are very few football coaching articles these days. Come on! Come on! [Praise]
Like it! It's just a bit short and not enough to look at!
I finished reading it on December 17, 2023. Overall it's good, but it's short.
Very well written, something interesting The early stage is slow, the plot is not exciting enough, and it does not attract the interest of most readers. This is a shortcoming. But the flaws do not hide the virtues.
A very good book that tells the story of how a rookie coach went from being a substitute coach to being the head coach of Manchester City. The characters are described in a delicate and emotional way.
Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on
So what about part two?
It's really good. It's the kind of coaching article that you can read through. It's not too brainless.