Deadly Curve

Since I started writing this book, I've consistently faced criticism regarding its fictional setting. Here, I'd like to defend myself. Many readers might feel that a fictional world lacks well-known football stars, making it less exciting and less relatable. However, I believe that what truly captivates readers in the world of football is teamwork and victory.

Deserves a perfect score. Given the current state of Chinese football, why should novels constantly portray it negatively? This book is quite good and worth reading. Don't be so insecure and weak. Starting with those born in the 2000s, the most patriotic 90s-2000s generation...

This was the first book I read about football, and from Chang'an Athletic to the current Shaanxi United team, it represents my youth.

I don't know why the rating is so low, but it's really well-written. Especially the use of a fictional world, although recent adaptations have been quite poor, it's still very enjoyable to write in this novel 😏

Hopefully, Chinese football can emerge from its slump.

Many plot details reminded me of The Fox in the Forbidden Zone; it's a good book.

It's good, a Chinese football game set in another world after successful reforms.

It's clear the author has some basic football knowledge and isn't just a casual fan. Although it's set in a parallel universe, it's still quite well-written. It's really well-written; it's a very good ensemble piece. It leans a bit towards one invincible character, but in a football novel, one person being invincible doesn't really detract from the story; in fact, it makes it more enjoyable for the audience.

Very good and worth buying I hope more people will come and support me.

Very exciting, but it felt too slow. There's too much drama in China. After the China League One season, will there be a Chinese Super League? They should hurry up and move on to Europe; there are more people who like this kind of talent.