
Goals Above All
进球至上
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- Completed
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- 1.6M Words
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- Sports
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- Gaming & Sports
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- Fanqie
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- Football: I Know a Billion Things足球:我什么都会亿点Former title · until Oct 2026
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The writing is really good, the competition is fierce, and the group portraits are well created. It is particularly worth mentioning that the male protagonist does not have an affair with any women or has a harem. Only the wife and children appear in the last chapter, which is very, very rare in football writing.
I read it in one sitting. It's a pretty good football article. There is no content about the national team or other countries. The system has it. It can be regarded as equipping other star cards to become stronger, but the damage is not too big, nor does it become invincible all of a sudden. The shot must be scored or something. It can be regarded as a type that continues to grow. A rare and acceptable football article in Tomato! There is no poisonous description of the protagonist, no women, no nightclubs or anything like that.
It's quite interesting to watch, especially the interaction with Cross' magic bird and so on. It's not like some football novels that always describe playing games. It becomes boring after reading too much. There are also some flaws. For example, according to Mendes' agent, for superstars, their salary income is only a small amount, and endorsements are the bulk. The China behind the protagonist is a super market that FIFA covets. If he plays like him, he is a figure who can represent the level of our country's football. The endorsement fees start at 100 million, not to mention other football-related markets. The benefits are too great. No matter whether Portugal behind Ronaldo or Argentina behind Messi, they are incomparable. These are not written yet. Furthermore, he is still a virgin 2 years after his debut. This is not normal. There will be very bad rumors in the football circle. It doesn't matter if there is a female protagonist or not, but it is perfectly fine to go to a nightclub or something. These are normal in foreign countries. Overall, the writing is quite good, full marks!
This is the best football novel I've ever read on Tomato
A very good competitive article. The shortcoming is that it is too short and not satisfying🤦🤦🤦
After reading two hundred chapters, the author's writing is still good, with passion, story and suspense. Therefore, if you have any questions, you need to ask the author. If there is some truth, I hope the author can write better and more reasonably. Everything is interconnected, and one move affects the whole body. A series of improvements in quality and talent such as strong speed, bouncing ball sense, dribbling and stopping the ball will inevitably lead to the improvement of other qualities, such as defense, short passing, etc. S-level long shots and S-level ball sense cannot help but increase in long passes. The protagonist has never improved in E-level short passing and D-level teamwork. In the five major leagues, it is easy to be restricted by the enemy. How can he cooperate so well with his teammates, score so many goals and have many assists? In addition, there are physical strength and resistance to injuries. Can a person with poor physical strength reach S in terms of resistance to injuries? As an author, you can simply plug in a card to improve your quality without thinking, and it will be enough if you write to your heart's content. However, if you can think more carefully and write more reasonably and truthfully, you will be able to make better progress towards becoming a great master. Come on, author army
Overall, this book can be said to be one of the best football articles among Tomato novels. There is no brainless coolness from the beginning, just push the flow. As for some people who say that the main character is suppressed, if you don't want to read it, go next door and read other books. Only the benevolent see benevolence and the wise see wisdom. 🍉I think it is a very reasonable distribution and development, after all, football is round. I support the author. Just keep writing at this pace. 😄I rarely praise others. In fact, if I could give it a score, I would give it a nine. Or four and a half stars. It's a pity that this is either four or five stars.
[KISS][KISS] A relatively perfect football article, you can see the author's intentions In Chapter 1, the protagonist, the pearl, shines. The pace of the whole book is very fast [full], and the beginning is a slap in the face in seconds. It's so refreshing! I can't hold back at all. The male protagonist takes off very quickly. He has great character. He dares to act and speak out. He shows his emotional intelligence when he needs it. He dares to open his mouth when he needs to be venomous. He has good looks, scores many goals, and is very motivated. In short, the feeling of pleasure is extremely intensive⚽️. The protagonist has been playing steadily and has never fallen off the altar. He is always greeted with applause instead of boos. He feels full of security and has a smooth journey, but he is not tired of watching it. . . I attribute this to the author's good writing style, because although the plot revolves around the male protagonist's personal heroism, it does not forget to describe the assists or highlight moments of his teammates. The team attributes of football have not changed, but are more real and exciting. 👍👍👍 ps: ①Do not add the national football team. ②Single female protagonist, no harem, but she appears near the end of Chapter 400, so although there is CP, it does not affect the main plot ③There are almost no clips where the media is malicious or criticizing the protagonist, and there is almost no hostility. It is just a purely refreshing and thoughtful football article. ④The last chapter is indeed very dreamy and intertwined with time. It brings the book to the climax and is also a perfect warm and passionate ending. The author has a lot of intentions. What I am satisfied with about this book is that since it has a system, there is no need to engage in any ups and downs. The protagonist of this book basically shines all the way and if I remember correctly, he never lost a few times. For me, the feeling is enough.
It's well written and enjoyable to read. The only regret is that I didn't write about the national team. Of course, my personal opinion is that it would be better to write about the national team. After all, I have dreamed about fighter plane escorts and we are world champions. I wish the author good fortune and good health.
The most different thing about this book from other football articles is that it has nothing to do with the national football team, and it does not blindly imitate the chaotic and corrupt private lives of players like other sports articles. To be honest, when I wrote about Chelsea's second year, like other novels, I fell into the problem of overpowering the team. With the protagonist's template at the time, he could definitely score against the peak Melo, but the overall feeling was not that dominant. Of course, it may be that the author wanted to express the philosophical differences between Mu Niao and the protagonist, paving the way for Mu Niao to leave the team. But in the third year, the author seemed to find that he could no longer hold back, so he went 6:0 one after another, or even 10:0. In short, it was fun enough.