What If China Had a Modric?

The novel looks very enjoyable, but it feels real and unreal at the same time. Although Modric's early childhood was difficult, he also started systematic training at a very young age. He received a trial training with a first-division club at the age of 12, and signed with a local giant at the age of 15. It can be said that he began to take root in football at the age of 10. On the other hand, the protagonist's total playing time from the age of 1 to 20 may not be as much as Modric's training time in a year. It can only be said that the protagonist is a football god who has not been seen in thousands of years. (Not even the Centenary Eucharist will do).

Football novels have gone through the wave of Lin Hai Tingtao and others more than ten years ago. In recent years, there have been a lot of them, but the level is really difficult to describe. Most of them are systematic and brainless, formulaic and long-winded, and the writing style is relatively new. It is really difficult to read. In recent years, the ones that can really be read are "My Years in the Football Association" by "Young People Don't Give Up", the second is the two-part "Potato Pancake", and the third is "Ten Seconds" This is a great movie, the writing is top-notch, the plot setting is novel and logical. There has been a saying in recent years that "football novels will dissuade most people as long as they talk about the national football team." This may exist, but I disagree. Real Chinese football fans actually want to see good articles about Chinese football, with moderate obscenity, but the overall logic is rigorous and not reckless. Back to this one, how should I put it, not to mention the high level itself, I want to say that this way of becoming talented may be feasible in reality. Chinese football and Chinese football fans have really waited too long. This rating is really too low. I hope everyone will rate carefully and not blindly follow the trend. Finally, thank you to the author, come on!

Came here after reading the horse racing book. As a 20-year-old bookworm who doesn't know much about football, let me share my feelings. The biggest problem is that the protagonist lacks charisma, hard work, tenacity, and talent. But he is too expressive. He smiles when others compliment him but does not reply. He has been touched by family members with tears in his eyes more than a dozen times. What about other than that? A quiet and hard-working top student, there is too little conflict and drama. There are also a lot of descriptions of some memorable moments during the game, which smoothes the plot rhythm. The horse racing one is more attractive. I hope the author will continue to improve.

There is no systematic football article. Reminds me of Lin Hai Tingtao's first few football novels. That is where the dream begins. I hope the author can control the rhythm well and bring you a truly good football novel.

Good book, well written, worth reading. The authors of football articles basically generate electricity for love. But compared with the same system articles and wealthy articles, this kind of article is more prominent, better-looking, and more worth spending time to read. This is my first time writing a book review, and surprisingly this book didn't get very high ratings. Just like Chinese football, it is always disliked by others, so there are always people who maliciously give low ratings. Since it is a novel, if Shenhao is allowed to exist, why should China not be allowed to have Modric? It's so sad. In my opinion, this book ranks with the best football novels. I hope the author will keep updating.

Tomato's football novels are very fast-paced and rarely describe youth training. They all become famous at a young age, score a lot of goals, and then kill indiscriminately in high-level leagues. I have always wanted to read a football article about the growth process. I read this book yesterday and immediately read the latest chapter in one breath. The environment of growing up is well written, and I am looking forward to continuing to write it. However, I feel that it can not be carried out so fast. It should be done step by step, whether it is the Chinese Second Division or the Chinese Super League. Every step should leave something behind. As Zhang Hao himself said, "it is an important part of his football career." However, Zhang Hao's age is indeed a problem. Before going to Europe, he has to prove himself by playing in the Chinese Super League for one or two years. The novel is very good, please update the author soon!

This feeling of getting it right step by step is so real. The growth psychology and character dialogue are really touching. Touching the heartstrings 😢. If the author is not popular, God cannot tolerate it. Come on author. Quick update. I read some bad reviews, and they are very true. There is a bit too much chicken soup, and it is a bit literate. Like a gurgling stream, not warm enough. It is very suitable for Chinese players to see, they lack a kind of spiritual experience. Maybe it won't be of any use. This book is not good enough, but I read it with gusto, but I couldn't stand many books that scored 9 or above. This is the reason and meaning of so many reviews. Maybe it's because I haven't had chicken soup for a long time, really chicken soup 🤦

It feels like the author's hope for Chinese football, an ideal Chinese player, a Chinese "Modric"

This book is really the best football novel I have read on Tomato. It is unsystematic and brainless. The relationship between father and son is very well described. This book should not be distributed on Tomato. The rating is too low!

It has a different flavor from the tomato-filled system novels. If the system novels are about eating a few mouthfuls and then getting tired of them, this work is like cucumbers, which become more and more enjoyable the more you eat them. It would be great if the author could interact with book fans. The protagonist is a little less passionate on the football field and is too calm. My image of football is a passionate sport for men. I hope that in the end I can see the plot of the protagonist's emotional explosion. Come on, the author, keep writing and don't be an eunuch. Occasionally reply to readers' comments in the comment area.