Football: Reborn in 2004, I Build a Black Shop in the Football World
足球：重生04，我打造足坛黑店
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- Reborn in Europe: I Build the Darkest Club重生欧洲，我打造最黑俱乐部Alternate title on Fanqie
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Are There Really No Masterpiece Football Stories?
Looking for books like "Soccer: I Reject the Chinese National Team and Join Germany’s National Team (I Am the God of Soccer)". I’ve read all the Tomato Novel soccer stories that seemed worth reading, but most of them have issues. It really feels like there aren’t any good soccer stories left.
Supreme-Level Book Drought, No T0-Level Novels Need Apply
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Soccer novels.
Soccer Novels!!!!
Soccer stories!!! With a System.
There Are No More Masterpieces Among System Novels, Prove Me Wrong
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Which novel was it that first led you down the one-way road of reading novels? 😉
Any Stories About European Politics and Wars? No Magic or Fantasy, Preferably Historical
Looking for books similar to "Welcome to 19th-Century Europe, Where Strength Reigns Supreme".
Looking for Soccer Stories With a System ⚽️, Preferably a Support-Type System, Not One With Trial Cards or the Like
Soccer Stories, Preferably Featuring the World Cup
Looking for books like "Football's Nuclear Weapon: Buying a Club for One Pound". Honestly, there are hardly any good soccer stories on Tomato these days. Hurry up and recommend some! I'm starved for them. World Cup stories would be especially welcome.
Soccer Novels Are Welcome, Even Power Fantasies, but Nothing Like a 60-Meter Swerving Shot
Guys, Give Me a Novel Where China Qualifies for the World Cup
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Any Soccer Stories Where the Lead Is Only the Team Owner? No Coaching
I want a book similar to King of London. Aside from King of London, are there any others?
Soccer Stories Where the Protagonist Is the Owner and Coach, Not a Player
Preferably set in the Premier League.
Please Recommend a Straightforward Football Story with Steady Progress
Looking for books similar to The Ball Is at His Feet. A soccer story where the protagonist has talent and improves step by step with the help of a System. No top-tier talent right from the start.
Looking for High-Quality Soccer Novels
I want to read books similar to My Max-Level Passing Has Messi and Ronaldo Drooling.
Stories Set During World War II
NBA Stories About Coaches or Team Owners, Not Players
The protagonist becomes the owner or coach of an NBA team.
Highly Rated Soccer Novels
The protagonist is Chinese. He goes from playing in domestic leagues to the world stage, and leads the Chinese team to win the World Cup!!
Any Soccer Stories About Coaches and Club Chairmen?
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Football in Europe, Playing for Your Country's Glory, Wild Imagination, and a Great Female Lead
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That kind of System that makes you love it and green with envy!
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Contracts from "black market" teams aren't that short. Most teams have a considerable evaluation period; three-year contracts are more likely for players over 30, while three-year contracts for young players are purely for show. Long contracts and low salaries are the very reason these teams survive.
Come on, football is a niche genre that only football fans can write about, since it's truly a passion project. However, it can be used to practice writing skills because aside from interjecting a bit about the matches, the novel is finished. It's a pity it only earns enough for cigarettes. But football fans are generally resilient; reality is already harsh enough, and you can't exactly kick Europe and punch the football association in your novels.
There are some minor flaws, but football articles must be supported; it's all done out of love for the sport. Sold 18% stake for 40 million, what kind of shady business is that?
I'm a loyal CM4 player. Even after 20 years, I still have the game on my computer, though I haven't played it in a long time. I've only been watching for a few hours now. Let me start by saying something impossible: Leeds United absolutely couldn't have bought Tevez and Sneijder in 2004; they wouldn't have considered Leeds United.
The story was well-told, but a bunch of common-sense questions made my scalp tingle. For example, the statement that players were rested two rounds in advance in order to advance the league five rounds early? 🤦 So they can't advance six rounds in advance?
That's right. Taking a commercial perspective, once the debt is cleared, a stable core leader is needed to lead the team. Otherwise, lack of experience in major competitions will be a weakness. The real youth storm comes from a lineage of pure technical players produced through youth training! It's not a patchwork of talent and flashes of inspiration!
Okay, so far, apart from Ye Chen's book and Su Bai's (both player-centric stories, not as exciting as those two), the others are pretty good. As for the head coach/owner archetype, well, it could rank in the top three. The other one is about taking over Chelsea, and the other is about taking over Burley.
It's alright. The author has their own ideas, but the story's logic isn't very rigorous. I have a high tolerance for toxic content; the only thing that almost made me give up was the 40 million euro 18% stake. Everything else is fine.
I feel like later on, Leeds United's strength will solidify their place in the Big Four, and with Simeone in charge, the protagonist can then buy some easier-to-buy teams. However, the main focus of the book is on a fallen powerhouse, so there are many teams to choose from.
A very good book, worth reading. The plot was good, but the ending felt a bit rushed.