Passing My Way to Popularity in a Soccer Anime
我靠传球在足球番剧中当人气王
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- Ongoing
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- 561k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Gaming & Sports
- Updated
- 12mo ago
- English
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- The Demon King's Soccer魔王的足球Alternate title on Fanqie
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A Comic Where the Characters Survive on Popularity, With Forums and Getting Stronger Through Others’ Misunderstandings
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A Charismatic, Smart Protagonist, Please: No Pathetic, Desperate Stalker Types
Please Recommend Stories With Lots of Forum Posts, Any Genre Will Do ●)O(●
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Any genre is fine, whether it's for male or female readers!
Forum, Secret Identities, Comics (Optional), and Imaginary Scenarios
Looking for books similar to Surviving in the Comic World by Stealing the Spotlight. Anything like that? It doesn't have to involve a secret identity, either.
Looking for Stories About Transmigrating into an Anime or Manga and Becoming a Popular Character, with Forum-Style Posts
Male protagonist, no romance. Please! Fanfiction or an alternate universe, either is fine.
Looking for Sports Anime Fanfiction Recommendations!!!!
Looking for sports anime fanfics!! 🙏🏻 Prince of Tennis, Kuroko’s Basketball, Haikyu!!, that sort of thing is fine!!! Romance or no romance, either way works.
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I want something like Blue Lock: The Throne at the Peak.
Soccer Novels!!!!
Soccer stories!!! With a System.
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A 100% Imagination-Fueled Story Where Nobody's Secret Identity Is Exposed: Forums, Comics, and Bullet Comments, Single Male Lead, No Romance
Highly Rated Soccer Novels
The protagonist is Chinese. He goes from playing in domestic leagues to the world stage, and leads the Chinese team to win the World Cup!!
Any Books Like Surviving on the Spotlight in the Comic World?
I’m looking for books like Surviving in the Comic World by Stealing the Spotlight. The protagonist enters a comic and has to gain popularity. Preferably no romance.
Passionate, Chuunibyou, Forums, Manga, Superpowered High School, and a Male Lead With No Romance
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Looking for Sports Anime Fanfiction!
For example, Prince of Tennis, Kuroko's Basketball, Ace of Diamond, Haikyuu!!, and the like. Don't recommend any with fewer than 50,000 words yet. They have to be fanfiction!
Why Are There So Many Things to Write About in Soccer? Why Are There No New Books?
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Please Recommend Soccer Novels
Start with the youth team and work hard to get stronger step by step. No starting out with unstoppable long-range shots or headers. Ideally, the protagonist doesn't play for China and joins another country's national team.
Underrated but Surprisingly Good Gaming and Sports Novels
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Stories Where the Protagonist Transmigrates Into an Anime or Game World and Can See Real-World Comments and Chat Messages
Any Soccer Stories? Other Sports Are Fine Too
Looking for books like Becoming a Popular Star in a Soccer Anime Through Passing.
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First, it's important to understand that this book is fictional and set in a shonen anime (I'm a huge protagonist fan!! Not a fangirl). The writing is decent, the plot flows smoothly, and the words convey youthful passion that's quite moving. The character of Lu Yuan, in particular, is incredibly well-developed.
I don't know if the author enjoys watching football. Many top players rely on their individual abilities. Some forcefully break through the opponent's defense, scoring with extreme individualism. Others are midfield commanders, using their unparalleled vision to turn the team into a fortress, capable of both offense and defense, with incredibly strong individual abilities (this book is somewhat…
The Chinese version of Blue Lock is a standout book because it doesn't solely focus on the forward as the protagonist. Instead, it highlights the strategic planning and tactical intelligence of the brains in multiplayer online games, making the protagonist a compelling character with great potential for success. I just hope the author updates frequently.
It's so good! So good! So good! Ahhh! The protagonist has it all: talent, composure, perseverance, passion, and strong bonds! He's exactly the kind of protagonist I've always dreamed of! This is exactly what I've been waiting for!! It's just that there aren't enough words; it's not enough to read at all... Author, please keep updating! I'll always support you; readers are willing to do anything! 😢😢😢
So far, it's quite good. The only downside is the heavy use of machine-like elements in the reviews, with key scenes repeated frequently. However, the plot is excellent. I don't know how the author plans to handle the later parts, but I hope: 1. Tang can break free from Ms. Lin's control and become a true protagonist; 2.
I can't stand that controlling female supporting character who's always scheming and plotting in palace intrigue! Can you please reduce her screen time?! I came here for a soccer-themed, action-packed anime!!! Not for palace intrigue! It's not that I can't watch this kind of storyline, but it's way too much of a focus. It's overshadowing the two male leads.
It's well-written, passionate, and realistic, drawing the reader in completely and creating vivid imagery. However, Lin's appearance feels somewhat abrupt, inexplicably detached from the overall narrative, causing a slight sense of resistance. My understanding isn't profound enough to grasp the author's intentions, and reading the comments, I see some readers also dislike Lin's presence.
Weaknesses: Each episode is too short, resulting in a slow pace and making it feel less like a typical anime. Each episode is too short, barely covering one main point, making it less likely to become a hit. Strengths: 1. The main plot, combining competitions and daily life, is excellent and should be maintained. 2. The main characters are well-developed. 3.
It's a great show; the plot is very engaging, the main characters are well-developed, and the system's presence is subtle—the characters don't rely solely on it. The entire series is excellent, offering a unique perspective on the story and providing a distinctive flavor.
Last year, I read over 700 novels, at least 30% of which were sports novels. Without exaggeration, this book is the best football novel I've ever read, bar none! I'm really looking forward to the later plot and hope it stays on track. Some people think anime adaptations will pad the plot, but watching it from the protagonist's perspective is a completely different experience than watching it from…