Football: the God-Level Goalkeeper Makes the Whole Europe Call Him Brother

It's okay. So far it's pretty good. It's worth reading. I'm looking forward to the development of the subsequent plot! Writing is not easy, so give the author some encouragement. Personally, I think this protagonist is a bit too good. A high school student travels through time and becomes a football star. He has a sense of youthful self-deprecation that once he becomes powerful, he has no place to rest. As the saying goes, a tree cannot be cultivated and a person cannot be a useful person. He just waits for the boy to be beaten and repaired [laughs]. [Laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh]

This football article reads smoothly, which shows that the author's writing style is good. The plot design is interspersed with major football games and the growth process of the stars. It shows that the author is a full-fledged fan, come on!

It feels okay. I like to watch the players' daily life rather than just playing games. The style is very good. I hope that in the future, I can write about the competition in more detail and just touch on many non-critical parts. I love watching the protagonist's trash talk. Btw, I think someone made a negative review maliciously.

Brother, don't worry. Come and have some fun with me. Author, you are not talking about cross talk, but it looks quite funny. The author is a joker. Very interesting football article.

It's very interesting. The reason for the low rating is that the audience is too small, and most people don't specifically search for novels of this type. I only became interested after watching a football match.

The combination of non-Eastern University nationality + goalkeeper identity is very novel, I like it very much, and the reading process is generally very enjoyable. Just one point, the end of the outline... When I finished writing about the 2006 World Cup, I could see that the author was determined to continue writing about it in detail for 10 years, but in the end he didn't even have the chance to write about the 2008 Champions League. No matter what the reason was, it was a pity.

Although he is only a goalkeeper, he is surprisingly good-looking. The plot so far is relatively pure and refreshing, very 6. I just hope that if there is a female protagonist... I hope that the depiction will be more careful and not too abrupt and bloody. I believe in the author's ability to expand the plot later!

It's beautifully written and makes Chinese fans have a dream!

Such a beautiful book How come the score is only 6.

Very good, very rare goalkeeper novels

Four stars, it's not easy for the author. There are few books in the gate, and the main character in the front is too dramatic. For those who don't want to live in the second life, they are too rude. Difficult to stretch

I just like to watch this kind of cp-free and brainless [Adoration]

A good football article that I have reread two or three times, recommended [Adoration] [Adoration]

I just like watching this, so what?

Everyone is welcome to write book reviews [laughing and crying] [almost crying]

Please give me your support. Writing a book is not easy. As a keeper article, tomatoes are extremely rare. This book can do it.

The male protagonist of the football novel is mainly a goalkeeper. To add some points to myself, it is very good. It is not exaggerated or embarrassing. I like it.

A super great book.

Very happy, keep writing✍🏻, great

It's pretty good, but it's a bit short and not enough to look at.

It's good to watch, I especially like to see Li Ming fooling people and becoming a life mentor to future stars, hahaha.

The game streaming technology is smooth and there is no messy bloody plot. I hope the author can continue to publish new works [currently in progress]

It's well written and quite reasonable.

It's very well written and very interesting. There isn't much in the subject matter. I just wish there would be two more chapters every day.

Yes or no

Nice reconnect

Very pure competitive writing

The writing is okay

It's not easy to write a book, so give it five stars.

One of the few goalkeeping articles