What's Wrong With Taking a Stroll on the Court? Every Shot I Take Goes In

I've caught up to the latest chapter, and it's really satisfying! There's just one thing I hope the author can optimize: don't make it seem like the protagonist can't play football without the system giving him cards. Without the second-goal or assist cards, it seems like the protagonist doesn't score or assist a single goal. The protagonist should be improving along with the system.

Overall, it's alright and watchable. However, the problem lies in the protagonist's teammates being practically background figures. Even when the opposing team focuses heavily on defending against him, he still can't score, and sometimes they even fall behind. But note that his teammates are also from a world-class team, stronger than him.

Don't follow other books or parrot others' opinions to criticize the Chinese national football team. After all, you can't play football in Europe without the Chinese Football Association! If you really can't stand the national team, then just slack off during their matches! Why are so many people objecting to what I'm saying?

I think this book is very good. The pacing is a little fast, but the plot descriptions are excellent and very exciting. This is the first time I've read a book about football, and I know absolutely nothing about football, but the author writes really well.

I saw the latest updated chapter; I'd been waiting since last night for these two chapters. The ending resulted in failure. As someone with more sensitive emotions, I felt the tears even before my heart. Throughout the story, the teammates' hard work and the audience's encouragement, while causing disappointment and dejection, didn't lead to extreme emotional reactions.

It's a great read. Among the many soccer novels featuring overpowered protagonists, this one stands out with its delicate descriptions and suspenseful plot. Compared to the bland, wish-fulfillment stories of most soccer novels, this one is a refreshing surprise. 👍👍👍👍👍👍

Having read four or five football novels, this one has the protagonist with the lowest starting point, but that's what makes it full of youthful vigor and hope.

The card given by the system can only be used on the spot, and only for ten minutes. It suppresses the protagonist, which is one thing. But surprisingly, with attributes around 40/50, even after continuous training, the attribute points haven't increased. And since they haven't increased, the only way to improve them is with the points given by the system.

This author excels at writing about big scenes; both finals were captivating and suspenseful. The book is still in its early stages, but as long as it maintains its unique style, it will be a great read. However, writing about players of the same nationality inevitably brings up the issue of the Chinese national football team; we'll see how it's handled later.

Some parts were a bit awkward, but overall it was quite good. It was my first time watching this kind of genre, and it was quite novel.