Football: Starting in England's Second Division, I Snag Future Superstars

It's great! Some details might be compromises made for the sake of the plot, but the flaws don't detract from the overall quality. It feels like the author is brewing a grand scheme, and there will definitely be some big surprises later on.

It's good. The part about the Chinese national football team is not easy to write. I suggest the author switch all the roles to Hong Kong, China. That would make it much easier to write. The ratings were given too early, and in the end, they still had to kneel at the feet of the Football Association.

The coach is Chinese, so he's obedient and acts as a mascot. The boss directs from behind the scenes. What use are your Chinese players?

Don't focus too much on realistic details while reading. Think of it as watching someone play a game with managerial mode and some personal life elements. It's quite enjoyable, everyone. I hope the author continues to improve. Keep it up!

The plot is gripping, and the details are beautifully portrayed. Highly recommended! 👍

It's really good, but it's a bit embarrassing that all the signatures are from Chinese people.

The content is alright, but there are too many loopholes. First, players with a CA of 40-50, regardless of their PA, cannot consistently perform exceptionally well in leagues above their ability level. However, the players discovered by the protagonist can adapt to League Two almost immediately, showing no influence from their CA.

I'm giving it five stars for now. I'm a bit annoyed by the recruitment of Chinese players; I don't understand things like student visas, which diminishes the realism. If the taste isn't to your liking, leave.

It's pretty good. The plot progresses smoothly, and the cheat codes aren't ridiculously overpowered. The descriptions of the matches are particularly vivid. It's a good read, I recommend it.

It's a very interesting writing style, not the clichéd "golden finger" trope, but rather a story that begins with a challenging, growth-oriented team, often accompanied by inspirational and encouraging moments. It's quite good, but it's still lacking. The challenges aren't quite there, and the portrayal of the football field isn't quite as compelling.