Football: Abandoned by the National Team, I Became the World's Best Goalkeeper

Author, let me do the math for you. You code one word per second, which is 3,600 per hour. There are 24 hours in a day. You sleep for 6 hours, eat for an hour, wash for an hour, and give you another hour for conception. With 15 hours left, you can code 54,000 words, a chapter of 2,000 words, almost 27 chapters, but what does it mean that you only updated two chapters?

It's really good. The more you watch it, the better it gets. [Blow a kiss] I'm very happy to see Lin Feng win the game. Chapter 167 made me laugh angrily. This female reporter had been offline for several chapters and was brought up again. The heroine is not a celebrity princess or something, but she must match the identity of the protagonist. Reporter, I laughed when I heard this.

Kung Fu Football can be understood as using Qigong to knock the football crooked, using Qigong to suck the football over, and transmit energy to teammates. It can be viewed as fantasy.

Predicting a wave, he joined the national football team in the World Cup and was forced to come on as a substitute. In the first few games, he relied on the protagonist to keep the tie, but later due to the messing up of the Football Association, he lost and the protagonist took the blame. Then the Football Association wanted to spite the protagonist and deliberately sent an edited voice to make the protagonist black on the Internet. But luckily the protagonist saved the evidence [Thinking] The rest of the story will be a normal plot. Otherwise, if the protagonist is too comfortable in the national football team, it will definitely not fit the title of this book [Thinking]

The writing is smooth and the rhythm is appropriate, a model for football writing.

It's pretty good. It's concise, quick and not tedious. It won't be like a dozen chapters in one game. There's not much nonsense outside the scene. I thought the protagonist was just about to take off, but the author said that he didn't want to repeat the same thing later. Listen to that, that's human speech...

For a position like goalkeeper, whether it is written well or not has a great impact on the reader's interest. Although this novel is not the best and the ending is a bit fast, it is generally good. There are just too many exclamation points

It's been a long time since I listened to a football-related small talk in one go... It's just that the Chinese men's football team is so disappointing. I probably won't see any good things in my lifetime... Chinese men's football fans can only find a sense of existence in novels [laughing and crying]

This is the second football article I have read in which the protagonist is a goalkeeper. The first one is too ancient. This goalkeeper novel is well written, but the ending is too quick and leaves much to be desired.

Overall, it's pretty good. The ending is abrupt but not bad. There's really nothing to write about if you continue writing it. The ending is pretty good at this point. The reason for the low rating is because the desire of many protagonists to join the national football team is interspersed in the middle. It's very poisonous. Fortunately, they didn't join the national football team before the end. The ending just mentioned it. I'm one of the few people who have finished the novel.