The Prodigy of Barcelona

This is a relatively comfortable slow-paced football article. The difference between most football articles nowadays is that most football articles write about football as if it is a one-person sport, which seems too tiring. This book describes the growth path of a real football genius. The teamwork is also written just right. There is no pretense and slap-in-the-face plot (mainly because it is annoying to see this kind of plot now, and there are not so many godly people in daily life. They humiliate others at every turn, and it feels like the protagonist is hated by people all over the world). This book is worth recommending, cheers for the author.

The La Masia youth academy equally discriminates and excludes everyone who is not from Catalonia, no matter how strong they are

How to say it? I like the character of the protagonist better, and the previous shaping is also very good, but it is a bit abusive to the protagonist. I know I want to write about the protagonist's growth, but from the chapters I have read, the protagonist seems to have never won a decent championship. Especially the Champions League made me feel sick. It felt like a plane plummeting from an altitude of 10,000 meters. But I survived, but after walking out of the ruins, I was swarmed and quartered by three tigers that had been waiting for a long time. The protagonist described above is a genius and a big heart, but it collapsed when he lost the penalty kick. Why is it the protagonist who loses points? I really don't understand why it is written like this. Instead of doing this, it would be better to just write that the protagonist was hit by a car and died after winning the Champions League. Of course, whatever you want to write is reasonable for the novel. The author's writing is quite good. I have become more rational after writing this. Maybe my left and right brains are fighting each other. Although I don't like it, this book is really good.

A great football article that is slow but very interesting. It is really true to join the national football team. . . . . Might as well go to Spain 🤦🤦🤦

I followed it slowly, and the rhythm was to my liking 😄. Although I don't know many of the current players, the story about the growth process is very interesting. The biggest shortcoming is that it is too short 😫. Every time I catch up on updates, this book arouses my interest in reading football novels. I want to find other novels, but I feel that they are very similar to the football novels I have read before. I feel aggrieved that this novel does not exist. Alive ❤️

I read it in one go, it is a good football article. It started from the youth training of Espanyol and is now almost in the first team. The protagonists have been geniuses since childhood. They play at a higher level and play as a forward and shadow striker. The playing style is the same as Messi. There are no system plug-ins. It is purely the talent of the youth training since childhood!

A great work, written in one go. The male protagonist is a monster-level super genius. It was a pleasure to read. I finished it in one go. From the story design, it seems that the author is very thoughtful, and he is willing to take the trouble to sketch out the youth training without making people feel boring. I look forward to the follow-up.

Good article, what I like: ① No system interference, the setting is really genius, and the writing is like a genius ②The character of the protagonist is well written, I like it very much. He is a bit sinister, naturally dark, and slow to emotions. ③The protagonist's family, friends and teammates are well portrayed, not rigid, but do not take up too much content, and are well received. Ps: I would like to ask which national team the protagonist finally joined? At first it seemed that I had joined the Spanish youth team, and I thought I would join the Spanish team in the end, but judging from the author's comments, it seems not to be the case. Alas, I don't want those bullshit football leaders to get a genius for nothing.

The writing style is comfortable, and I haven't seen any bad points so far. The advantage is that the on-court games are wonderfully written, but the disadvantage is that the pace is a bit slow. Maybe it's because the protagonist is too young at the moment, so it's not convenient to write off-screen content, which makes it less exciting. It's not particularly top-notch in football writing at the moment, but I'm optimistic that the author will get better and better as the plot unfolds. It's a rare masterpiece and worth a read. It is suitable for old bookworms who savor it carefully, but not for book lovers who eat fast food. I suggest the author change the title of the book. This name is not attractive enough, and if more people read it in the future, they may be criticized by Barcelona fans for tricking them into killing them hahaha

I'll give it four and a half stars, the rest is really good. It's just that the main character's character is not likeable, and of course that's just my personal opinion. I feel that the book written by Zhao Yaning is the best when it comes to the national football team (I forgot the name 😢 [crying with laughter]).