I'm Getting Absurd at Manchester United

It's actually quite good, rather abstract. If you accept the ten-year-old erasure system, it's quite enjoyable. It feels like the protagonist is constantly being pushed along the system's erasure path 🤔 and constantly engaging in abstraction.

Hurry up and update! I can't function without you! Do you know the agony of reading a novel at 3 AM and not finishing it? I can't sleep! I don't believe you don't have some leftovers!

I don't know why the score is so low. The writing is good, the plot is a bit abstract, but it's not just silly or nonsensical! It's more like a lively and cheerful writer with a bit of a wild imagination. Worth four stars! But to be fair, five stars.

It's a pretty good book. Although it evokes the fantasy of Manchester United fans missing out on European competitions 🤦, it also has a good sense of urgency and excitement. Systems are a standard feature in novels these days, so it doesn't really matter. The whole book perfectly captures the "abstract" feel of the title 🤦. It's a promising read.

I've reached Chapter 34. The author has excellent pacing. The writing is well-balanced, using detail where appropriate and brevity where necessary. Furthermore, the plot doesn't rely on a single joke; after one or two, the next scene immediately follows. 😎

The pacing is a bit fast, but the subject matter is novel. You could try adding some slice-of-life scenes and interactions with the players.

Based on the initial synopsis and title, I wasn't inclined to read it, but it turned out to be surprisingly well-written.

Should we take the route to Li Tongfan?

I think it's very good. Although there are some overpowered elements, they all have side effects and costs, so it doesn't feel too exaggerated. Also, there's no romance or other messy stuff, which makes it very enjoyable.

I won't allow anyone to not have tried it.