[Football] I Train Xiaoyao in the Chinese Super League

The writing is solid. I am a long-time reader of the author. This article is really good. After I tied it, I found out that I also saw another article by the author about the giant ship, which is also very good. The author has a very grand narrative world, the writing is very smooth, and the character creation is also very vivid and three-dimensional. , The plot of the story is advanced in an appropriate order, and it is a hearty read. It is tied in a few days. It would be better if the update speed is faster. Of course, the quality of the code is the first priority. Two unrelated topics are both written very well. I have to praise the author!

It's really good-looking, but the update is a bit slow, but the quality is not a problem

It is considered a top work among football novels. The direction given to Chinese football is also very maneuverable. As a pseudo-fan for more than 40 years, I give you a thumbs up.

This is the second good book about football that I have read and I am willing to keep following it! The first one is Hu Lai! This book uses different perspectives, that of the coach, the players, and the fans. It is very good! To be honest, I have seen some systems with data before, and then I pushed them all the way without any intention of pushing them. I just want to say that I couldn't stand the books halfway through. However, this one, I actually read the latest one in one go, hey! The waiting begins again! The group portraits in the book are also very well written! I saw some book reviews saying something about the female protagonist. I think it is very well written. Football is inherently exciting and exciting to share! But it can't be all football, there has to be someone walking with you. This is not a stud harem, the values ​​are pretty good. Moreover, almost all the people in it are not perfect, and there will probably be some trolls who will say that the protagonist is pretending to be a coward, but life is about continuing to fail, and there will always be many imperfections! In the end, I would like to call this book a Pomodoro article, and my favorite, of course, so far, is the one about the draw for Inter Milan. Later, the author is too short, I am not responsible! If you have seen my review, you can add this book to your bookshelf!

I like this book. Football writing about the national football team is a minefield. This book is written so well despite the minefield. Although the character creation in it is somewhat illogical, it is actually very successful. Especially the growth of the teenagers and the journey of the veteran in the book gave me a lot of emotion and enthusiasm. Yes, this is the Chinese football in my dream. Even though the national football team is bad every year and the fans are scolded and disappointed every year, they still support it every year and are angry with it. We love this flesh-and-blood football. We cheer every time we see the players score a goal. We are angry and disappointed after the national football team fails again and again. We enjoy its splendor, even if it is only the happiness brought by a victory or a goal, we also endure its rot and darkness. This land, this country has never lacked love and sincerity for football. I still remember that when I first came into contact with football, I watched the Premier League. Although I had never paid attention to football before that, I also knew the "famous name" of the national football team. Until one day when I had nothing to do, I watched a national football match with my friends. Before that, I had never been willing to When I went to watch the national football team, I thought the level would be very low and the scene would be ugly because I had seen too much abuse from fans. As expected, the level of both sides seemed to me to be much worse than the Premier League (because I only watched the Premier League at the time) [laughing], such a low-level game , but I finished watching him. I don't know why, even though the scene was ugly and we were beaten, I would still be happy for a clearance or a beautiful stop by the players on the field, and feel disappointed for every missed opportunity. I think, maybe that is love. After that, I still didn't pay attention to the national football team or the Chinese Super League. I only watched the lively competitions and the top-tier league matches. But on every national team match day, I would always stay in front of the screen and watch the national football matches. I really hope that one day I can see the stories in the book actually happen.

The writing is very interesting, and it advances the development of the plot step by step. I like this kind of slow-paced novel that tells the story clearly. It describes some processes in detail, and the writing style is not bad. It also has some symbols about fantasy colors, which makes it more attractive. Good luck to those who already like watching football.

It was very enjoyable for me to read. It is not like other football novels that are brainless and invincible. The fans are not brainless and black. It feels very reasonable. I highly recommend it if you like football novels from the coach's perspective. Damn it, I really don't know why a book like this only has an 8.2 Score. I've read a lot of football articles. Compared to those articles about cheating and incompetence, I really recommend this one.

It's pretty good, a youth storm coach article, a bit of a group portrait. The most important thing is the relationship with the club, especially the club owner. Now that the protagonist doesn't know his purpose, it will be difficult to deal with it later.

It's really well written, and it's the best football article I've ever read.

This score is obviously low. It's very interesting, but the updates are too painful. They are updated every two or three days. Although there are a lot of chapters, it's hard to wait. It feels a bit like watching The Son-in-Law back in the day. I can't get enough of it. Please update it 10 times a day.

It's a very good sports group portrait novel. The characters have their own characteristics, vivid depictions, and a little contrast, which is very lovable. Because it is a group portrait, some of the plot feels a little delayed, but it does not affect the reading experience. It is a good work. I hope the author will continue to update it. Updates are too slow

A book weighed down by updates. I feel the rating of over 9 points is a bit low. Top, top, top youth training articles, not to be missed if you like football. If you like to play FM and raise little monsters, you can't miss it.

First review, very well written. I am not a football fan, I have never touched football, and I rarely watch football games. However, as a book fan, I have read many football novels, and it is rare to find a book that can make me feel immersed in it. Come on, 5-star recommendation [angry]

The author's writing is very good. As far as the semi-finals of the AFC Champions League that I saw, it is basically a very good group portrait article. Each player trained has a new development and a new story. There is a lot to write about, and the emotions are in place. The protagonist's plug-in is a bit stretched but it is just right. The only flaw is that you can only see the potential, but not which aspect of the potential, but it feels more appropriate. After all, if you have talent, you can basically know which position the player is suitable for by testing it. Generally speaking, I feel that this book has no big logical loopholes and is a good choice. I also hope that the author will not write about some coincidental events in the future, such as encountering an unselected goalkeeper at the beginning, encountering a genius who was kicked out by others, or a goalkeeper who immediately meets the next talented goalkeeper while trying to improve his English.

This is one of the few novels that I can read calmly📖

Although I don't know anything about the sport of football, fortunately the author's plot rhythm and writing are good, which allowed me to watch it without feeling too obscure. I really like this kind of group portrait of passionate young people. Everyone comes together from all over the world. No matter what they have experienced, they finally find a partner who can go with them, and then they continue to fight for their ideals. I like the Guoan team led by Xu Wen and blooming all the way. As a complete outsider in the football circle, when I see very professional terms used in the football industry, I can only look them up on Baidu if I don't understand them. Now I have some very superficial exposure to this sport. For example, when I saw the locker room management, I thought, what is there to manage in the locker room? Don't put it in the wrong wardrobe, hahaha. I thought the cleaning lady was managing the locker room, hahaha. When I checked, I found out that the coach also discussed tactics in the locker room, and many of the exchanges between the players were completed in the locker room. A hat trick is when a player scores three goals. When I saw a player being sent off with a red card, there were 10 players, and I realized that I couldn't replace someone who was sent off. But with this understanding, many questions are also arising. When I saw the Chinese Super League, I didn't understand how the competition is played. Is it a points system or a knockout system? I checked on Baidu and it turned out to be points. A win of 3 points, a loss of 0 points and a draw of 1. Then I also saw overtime and penalty kicks. What are the rules of the game? Why can there be a draw and overtime? When I saw that the team led by the protagonist is called Guoan, I was still thinking, isn't this the Beijing football team? Why not just call it Beijing team? Why is Shanghai Shenhua Football Club called Shenhua team instead of Shanghai team? Thinking of basketball, why is Liaoning basketball called Liaoning team and not Flying Leopards? (Not only do I not understand football, I don't understand basketball either. Don't scold me, I really don't understand) I also learned that the football team was originally in the form of a club, and was supported by the boss. I thought it was funded by the finance department. Now I have another question, does the club only have one owner? For example, if many owners invest money together, what will the club do if the owners part ways? Is the club divided into several parties, or is it bought by the one who is willing to pay more? Can one owner invest in several clubs at the same time? If the same owner's club matches collide, will there be a risk of match-fixing? For example, if the game is not about guessing which team will win and what the odds are, A and B both have the same owner. Will the owner deliberately make a game so that one of them wins and the other loses? I hope some knowledgeable readers can answer my questions. Finally, I really want to say that the author is too slow in updating. Oh my god, it took several days to get just one chapter. Wow, not enough. It's really not enough.

It's too slow. Can you update two pages a day? The word count is also good. The writing is really good. It's refreshing. The writing is really good. I'm really looking forward to the follow-up.

It's very well written and I feel like it will become more and more interesting.

I often play football and watch football. Although I cannot say that I know much about football, the author's description of tactics is calm and hard-core. My description ability is not good, but the descriptions in this book are very touching. They are real group portraits. Everyone has their own personality and flesh and blood. Moreover, the author's writing is not bad. Humor, comedy, passion (it's true, the description is as if I was watching the game on the spot, my scalp is numb, and I will be worried when I encounter a strong team and get a goal), warmth and warmth are intertwined, and the emotional expression is extremely rich.

I started reading football novels in 2019. I have read about 20 to 30 novels of this type. This novel is very excellent and novel in every aspect. Come on, author. I've been reading it for 50 hours now. It's a novel I've read on Tomato for a long time. It's getting more and more interesting.

It's worth reading. The thinking is clear and the writing is good. There is a lack of this kind of football literature for the training of young players. Professional games are interspersed with emotional dramas, which will not make people boring. At the same time, Golden Finger is not a perverted type, and the strength is more reasonable. The professional tactics involved in the book are also very avant-garde and professional in tactics. From this aspect, it is a very potential and very good book.

Grass jelly. It's a bit invincible, but it's also very reasonable. The writing is a bit idealistic, but the aspect of G36 being anti-Football Association (you know why I said idealistic! [Face covering]) is really exciting to watch. The player's progress is written more realistically. The writing is so sincere that it made my nose feel a little sore at several parts, and many parts resonated with me. Some places are very touching. For example, when Wang Zhenjie recalled playing football on a rainy day when he was a child, he really made me cry. It was so relatable and reminded me of my childhood.

As a refreshing article, it is quite excellent among football articles and even sports articles. Even a half-hearted fan like me enjoyed reading it, but I still have to complain about it. The update speed is really slow [angry]

Come on, come on, I love reading it, I just like this kind of domestic football articles, I also like some details, character relationships, etc., The pace is not too fast.

The writing is very good. I have only read the first part. The only bad thing is Yang's line. It is inexplicable and has a strong sense of fragmentation. The author wants to write a group portrait, but I feel that the writing may not be enough. I support a single female protagonist, but the emotional line is too fragmented. I suggest the author concentrate on the male protagonist. The story of the supporting role can be written. When there is no competition, just mention the transition chapter.

An article about a young coach who has been mentored by an authentic coach in the English Championship, who has built an objective and feasible youth training club, and a football development strategy based on normal routes! ! ! Highly recommended to fans of football tactics literature! ! !

The writing is very good and has a strong sense of immersion. Although it is a fantasy world, it is also real.

As a unique literary form, football novels combine the passion of sports competition and the charm of novel art. Through delicate writing and rich imagination, the author vividly displays the fierce scenes of football matches and the inner world of the players. The characters in the novel are vivid and the plot is compact, making people feel like they are in a real football match. At the same time, the author's deep understanding of football and unique insights into human nature make this novel not only a reading experience, but also a baptism of thought.

A rare football article that has both a coach's perspective and a player's perspective, with comprehensive content. Although the protagonist has some tricks, he is just a support person who can help the protagonist see the player's potential, and is not a mindless trick. The most interesting thing is to look at the training, tactics, and development of the players from the perspective of the head coach.

Overall, it's a good novel. There are plug-ins, but other than judging the players, they basically don't have any (currently). Logically speaking, the description of the game is also very reasonable. There is no advancement for the sake of advancement, the plot is step-by-step, very passionate, and it basically satisfies my desire to read football novels. I have read many football novels, but their descriptions of the national football team cannot be read at all. This book unexpectedly caught my eye. It's just that the update is a little slow, I hope it will be updated soon.