I Just Want to Lay Low and Ride the Champion’s Coattails!

[Like][Like][Like] As a thoughtful football article, it is very good. I have seen enough of the kind of Asian who just goes to a team and gets his salary increased three times in a game, and his teammates basically can't write on the field. Anyway, he just gives the ball, and he can get all kinds of honors as long as he scores more goals, and he trains day and night, and talks about whatever he wants in various interviews. The most unacceptable thing is that the players themselves gain capital accumulation by buying football scores, and they can't complain~ It's so outrageous.

The author really put his heart into writing the book! The information is detailed and the logic is online. It gets better as you go to the back. Life competitions are very interesting, including tubing, RCI and cryochamber therapy, etc.! Although the pig's trotters in front of others cannot show off to others, this is the lesson that young players must go through...

Good book. When playing FIFA, I like to play as a center. Because of the God's perspective, the passing organization is very clear, and the assists are soft. Come back and comment again. After reading it, it feels like it is not about a player playing for Manchester United, but more like a grandson playing for his grandfather. The stronger the ability, the more tactical tendencies, the end point of the ball, more Mane, and the right to speak in the locker room. Moreover, he is also the engine of the frontcourt offense. He is the core of the team no matter what. These chapters look more like Ricardo Liqi licking Manchester United like a dog

It's a good football article. Speaking of which, we haven't seen Italy in the World Cup for several consecutive years. It's a meal replacement, but it has flaws. It's slow to warm up in the early stage, but the pace in the middle stage is fine. It's worth reading. Come on, author, you are really active😄.

The content is quite good, but I feel that the writing style is a bit rare, somewhere between the first person and the third person. Although it is in the third person, there is a lot of psychological description in the form of narration, so in the narration, other players are always called various dads. This kind of title is not problematic in dialogue and psychological description, but it is a bit exaggerated when it appears frequently in the narration. Then, although it is in the third person, the perspective is very narrow. There are very few dialogues and reactions from others. Most of the events are explained from the perspective of the protagonist. This makes the plot except the competition less ups and downs and foreshadowing. In the writing of online articles, conversations with others can increase the sense of substitution and interactive experience, and the reactions of others are also a refreshing point. It is a pity to lack these. This book narrates the story from a third-person perspective, but does not take advantage of the advantages of the third-person: a broader perspective, more angles, the inner world and storyline of other characters, and does not have the advantages of the first-person: a sense of reality, a sense of substitution, and emotional resonance. This makes the book's outstanding content and the author's efforts hidden to a certain extent. The above is my humble opinion. I sincerely hope that this book will get better and better! The football content is pretty well written.

Super pretty! [Sending Hearts] [Sending Hearts] Why are the ratings so low? Some people say they can't understand it and can't understand it. But this is the best football novel I have read on multiple platforms! Big cheers for the author!

It's more realistic. Either it's mindless and refreshing at the beginning, or some of the narrations have too much inner drama, so I skipped them directly [laughing and crying]

I forgot to rate it after watching it. It looks so good now that I think about it. There are always novel settings. If you often watch football, you will find that the author describes the game very carefully and excitingly, because when we play on our own, no matter how powerful the combination is, it will not be easy to win. Good cooperation is the key to victory. There will be breaking points when I submit.

It's a very nice book. Why does it have so many one stars? Is a slow book too discouraging to read?

I think it's okay The author has his own style. You can say that it doesn't look like a good article, but the low score is a bit too much, because the author of this article actually writes it very seriously, and it takes a little patience to read it based on his own knowledge of football. Many of the characterizations and data explanations on and off the field will be considered valuable by old fans. Haha, he feels like a talkative man from science and engineering. He is chatty and humorous. The world is very complex, but this relatively simple football circle is still difficult to explain and judge using experience or several framework models. It can only be said that the deeper you go, the more exciting it becomes.