Becoming a Soccer King at Real Madrid
从皇马开始当球王
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 860k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Gaming & Sports
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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The locker room politics, interviews, speeches and exchanges are very well written. 😆The dialogue with Qi Zu was so well written. The game part is also good. There are winners and losers. It's very real. It's not like those mindless cool articles that keep winning. Come on! ! !
The writing is very good, and the description of the situation in the Real Madrid locker room at that time is very specific. It does not deviate too much, does not deviate from history, and does not over exaggerate the protagonist's abilities.
It's really good-looking. Although the experience card is a bit of a complaint, the rest is really fun. It's really comfortable and I don't play with the Chinese team. I feel comfortable playing by myself.
Very well written. There is no Sixty Meter Full Moon Scimitar because this is more realistic.
The language of the whole text is fluent, the writing is relaxed and natural, and it can be regarded as a relatively successful work. 2. Although the language in this article is not gorgeous, it is extremely accurate and vivid, with rich and true emotions, making it enjoyable to read.
Although the journey of upgrading the protagonist is very difficult, there are always highlights. It is okay, reasonable and compliant, and it is a very good novel. It definitely deserves a 10-star rating on Tomato. The question is: can the author update it faster? Although it is for love, it is not enough to read [laugh][laugh][laugh]
I finished reading it in three days, and overall it was pretty good😊 There was no clear outline of the heroine's journey, and everything written in the content was pretty good! It's just the final part that was a bit rushed, but overall it was OK and good.
It is a relatively cool article among the current Tomato Football articles. The author also knows a lot. It is really good. I hope the author will update it well.
Compared with the previous book with a low score, this one has a good system. The protagonist has his own hard work to grow up, fights hard on the field, wonderful game scenes, and injuries. These make me feel very real and attractive. Although the ending is a bit rushed and has many holes left unfilled, it is explained and not bad. Another thing is, are all novels written so plainly these days? After playing a game with two female protagonists for an entire night, this is as bad a review as anyone can write!
I finally reached the bottom line, one of the few articles that I could finish reading in one go. Nothing unrelated to football is inserted into it, and there is no confusing relationship between men and women. The description of competition on the court is very passionate, and the portrayal of Su is also very complete. Although I feel very regretful that the ending is a little hasty, it also avoids the shortcomings of overly repetitive descriptions in the same genre, which leads to a loss of freshness. Such a quick ending actually stimulates imagination about Su's glorious era. I think this book should have a higher score