Clearing Li Huitang’s Name, Starting by Blowing Up Dortmund

I'm a child from the countryside, and picking up a package isn't easy for me. In the heavy snow, I was all alone and helpless in the wind and snow, and the deliveryman betrayed my feelings. He promised a ten-minute delivery but made me wait fifty minutes, causing me to miss the last bus back to my village. I felt helpless, empty, lonely, and cold.

I read the negative reviews of this football novel, but I think the author's writing is very delicate, and the emotional experiences are rich. Don't worry about the protagonist being only 12 years old, because I come from a similar family and can understand. Having such courage and perseverance at that age proves the protagonist is no less capable than others, which is a fairly reasonable setting.

At first, I thought it was just a lighthearted read, but some comments made me almost drop it. However, I resisted the urge and read on. The delicate psychological descriptions and well-placed conflicts allowed me to witness the protagonist's growth—his initial naiveté, his period of uncertainty, and his eventual enlightenment after receiving help. Kudos to the author!

The protagonist's experiences at age 12 actually brought tears to my eyes. It suits my taste. I hope the author doesn't have the protagonist play on the national team. The national team can turn even the best into useless players.

Absolutely fantastic! Looking forward to the rest of the story. Keep it up! Highly recommended!

This novel about football is very well written, with excellent character development. I look forward to more exciting content.

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To be honest, this is the first time I've felt this deeply; it's really well written.

The emotions are written very delicately, and the characters are well-developed.

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