Football: At Nineteen, I Get the Late Bloomer System!

The author has a suggestion for you. Although the golden finger panel is often taken out and it is suspected of being hydrographic, you should still take it out from time to time to let readers know what the hero's current abilities are.

"Football: I have a problem, what's wrong with the average number of caps per game?" " Is a work with distinct advantages and disadvantages. It uses a cheating setting to tear away the shackles of traditional football novels, bringing readers a unique reading experience. However, it also sacrifices the depth and reality of the story due to its excessive pursuit of excitement. If you long for a green fantasy that does not require brain-burning and purely releases passion, then this work is undoubtedly worth reading; but if you are looking for a profound football narrative and complex characterization, it may make you feel a little regretful. In any case, its existence provides a new possibility for the innovation of sports competition novels, carving out its own unique track in the controversy.

The only reason for giving 5 stars is that the annual salary is 600W and the liquidated damages are 30 million. I have read more than 100 football novels. This is the first time I have seen a reasonable liquidated damages. It must be praised by 5 stars.

It's a good football article, but it's not suitable for people who don't understand football. Some details are hard to understand. It would be nice if there was a rating system after the introduction of the players, similar to the ratings of FIFA stars [you taste it carefully] [you taste it carefully]

It's a rare good football book. It doesn't feel as powerful as other books. It even added a lot of values not long after the game started. It won the Champions League for the first time, broke the goal record, and is worth more than Melo. If this can be called a pressure, then I think I need to ask the golden finger of fantasy novels [face covering] I personally feel that the only two shortcomings are that there are too many commercial articles, which are divorced from the football writing itself. The second is that there is too little daily life. It is basically one game after another. If you can add some daily life, such as describing the Golden Globe Award ceremony or nominations. You can also add some daily activities such as teaching children, participating in variety shows, etc., And it won't be a problem if you just leave it at the end.

8 Points is normal. In every battle, it is always the protagonist's frontcourt teammates who are invisible, and it is always the defense that gets scored casually. Especially when the protagonist attacks, it is rare to see cooperation with teammates. As long as the protagonist is restricted from attacking, it will be difficult to attack.

So far so good, wait and see what happens next After reading more than 80 chapters, I felt it was bland and lacking in excitement, and I couldn't stand it anymore.

I heard that there was a yoshi in it, which aroused my interest.

It's so good. I've long wanted to read a novel in which the protagonist joins the Hong Kong team to win the World Cup! Hong Kong has a league, a Commonwealth foundation, and the support of the motherland. Why can't it defeat the Chinese Football Association?

I've seen Chapter 1051, it's so long,,,, I read this book at 8 o'clock in the morning and I'm almost done with it now. Although there is a skipped part in the middle, it is basically skippable after the protagonist progresses to the end, and the content of the stadium game against the weak team can be skipped. It doesn't matter if you lose, but it doesn't matter if you win. The protagonist is a seven-time champion, and the Hong Kong team wins the World Cup. I estimate that I still have to grind 1,000 chapters, so I'll just read it here. This football article is well written, I will recommend it next time if you have the opportunity.