
Football: I Can See Players' Attributes
足球:我能看见球员词条
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- Ongoing
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- 1.1M Words
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- Sports
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- Gaming & Sports
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- 1y ago
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See allAre 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.
Great Soccer Novels!!! Something Recent!
Looking for books like "Starting as Real Madrid’s King of Football". A coach, owner, or player would all be fine.
This Book Had Half of Tomato and Douyin Talking, It’s So Badass...
"Super War God's Decree" is a great book.
Recommend a Couple of Longer Soccer Stories
Recommend Soccer Novels, Enough With the Siu! Everyone's Doing It, It's Getting Annoying
...As the title says.
The Best Soccer Stories, Bar None
Soccer novels.
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
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.
Soccer Novels!!!!
Soccer stories!!! With a System.
NBA Stories About Coaches or Team Owners, Not Players
The protagonist becomes the owner or coach of an NBA team.
Soccer Coach Novels
Red Bull: Your Death Will Be Beyond Imagination
Looking for stories where the protagonist starts or joins a company like Red Bull, but its biggest draw is extreme sports. Basically, the company doesn't stick to its main business.
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!!
Are There No Good Soccer Novels?
Any Soccer Stories About Coaches and Club Chairmen?
Competitive Sports Stories With Passionate Male and Female Leads in Different Sports
Looking for books similar to "Glory on Ice".
Recommend Some High-Quality Soccer Novels
Soccer Novels with a System and a Decent Rating
I’m not picky. Any position or kind of competition is fine.
Why Are There So Many Things to Write About in Soccer? Why Are There No New Books?
I want to read books similar to Soccer: I Ended the Messi-Ronaldo Era.
Ahhh, Any Body-Swap Stories? I’m in a Reading Slump. Something with a Male Protagonist and a Golden Finger
Looking for books similar to "After Finding Human Skin, I Became an Unparalleled Beauty". Aaaah, are there any stories about wearing human skin? I'm out of books to read. Maybe something where the male lead has a golden finger or something.
Looking for Great Soccer Novels About Coaches
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Keep it up! You're about to start a new era in football. I've been watching you, you bastard!
So far, it's not too bad, though a little toxic. It's the same old formula: the villains jump around aggressively and escape unscathed. I'll see if they clear this toxicity later on.
The plot is well-written and doesn't drag too much, but it's a bit mindless fangirling. Later on, Dybala was bought for 120 million, and Di Maria for 100 million? Are you kidding me? They don't deserve it. Don't ruin the whole book's enjoyment just because of celebrity fangirling.
It's alright. Although this "golden finger" (a special ability or advantage) isn't as useful as in other coaching novels—it's more like a talent scout—it makes it more realistic. Players who aren't injured recover instantly, and ordinary people reach max stats in no time—I hope to see more interesting entries in the future. Hart's "filling in" was hilarious.
The writing is good, there are no bad points, and it doesn't feature a bunch of superstars right from the start, making it a very enjoyable read.
This isn't a book about the game itself; it's more like a guide to building a team. It's not bad. The only problem is that there are a lot of irrelevant details. While this might make the story longer, it slows down the pace and reduces the enjoyment of this type of subject matter.
The premise is good. Although I don't like reading soccer novels, Captain Tsubasa is an exception. This entry system has a certain charm. 🍉🍉
The author could try signing Sommer. He should still be with Borussia Mönchengladbach right now, and he's very strong. Although he's a short goalkeeper, his saves are absolutely phenomenal. The author should search for Sommer's save highlights; they're incredibly impressive.
This is an exceptionally good and outstanding novel. I spent several days slowly reading it, and it was so captivating. Reaching the latest update left me with a sense of loss. The writing is superb; every plot point is interconnected, and every foreshadowing leads to a later event, even a seemingly minor detail. This kind of plot structure is incredibly enjoyable and ingenious.
Yeah, it looks pretty good. They should sign Ibrahimovic to their newly promoted team soon. It's a great read, but the updates are too slow. Do any fellow readers have any interesting novels about football head coaches to recommend?