I Started With Curry's Build, But I Play Soccer!

It's very interesting. Great author. Come on! What do you think about letting the protagonist join the Hong Kong team to participate in the World Cup?

The writing is very good, but there is no heroine, is it a harem or a single, and there are two options for the World Cup. One is to join whichever national team the author likes. The other is to write about the national team that the author has less books about. Currently, the options may be England and Argentina. I have seen it before. There have been many comments under football articles, such as joining Germany, the last World Cup or the World Cup that the protagonist participated in. Originally, they could win the championship without the protagonist. Adding the protagonist is the icing on the cake. On the contrary, it is not so good. I am just making a recommendation. Don't scold me [cry] [cry] According to the fact that the protagonist is always in contact with famous celebrities in France, I think the author may let the protagonist join France, but I personally like Argentina. It would be better if he could join Argentina.

It's really good-looking. Although it feels a bit cool, it doesn't show the boring trick of always pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger. The details of the group portraits of the characters are very delicate, and there is no pure villain yet, which is consistent with reality. The portrayal of the protagonist is also pretty good.

It's okay, as long as you don't join the national football team, you can watch it. [Learned]

Another magical book about tomato football after Su Yiming

It's a good idea, but forget it when you come back to play football. We won't go into this water and just stay at Manchester United.

It's still pretty good, at least there's not too much nonsense, and the process is quite enjoyable. There's no endless slow training and upgrading.

I feel that the players of the Dragon Kingdom are burdened with too much, both on and off the field, and all the bad trolls collectively say, oh, it's so difficult, so difficult!

Very well written, keep going

It's not easy to write a book. I give you five stars, but it's a pity that I'm not at Manchester United. Good luck, author. See you soon.