Banned by the National Team, I Became a Soccer God in La Liga

Very well written. They are Chinese, and the proportion of Chinese players appearing is too high! No matter how well the protagonist plays, even if he becomes the best player in the world, what does it have to do with China and Chinese football? At most, it shows that Chinese people can also make a difference in the field of football. Most writers like to write like this. They may want to exploit the readers' patriotic feelings, but it is not necessary at all. We don't live in a vacuum. Who doesn't know what reality is like? Putting aside the messy stuff, wouldn't it be more attractive to readers to write a hearty sports story?

This book can be regarded as a masterpiece in my heart. It is one of the best football articles I have read so far. Good luck to the author. You want to be invincible, but you are afraid of being too invincible. How can your shabby teammates and your own personal panel defeat Barcelona like this? You can either directly push it horizontally, or you can keep your tail between your legs and practice leveling up. If you choose the most controversial writing method, you will be scolded.

The writing is good, it feels a bit like "Starting from Real Madrid playing as a defensive midfielder". The most important thing is that each chapter is a fat chapter of 10,000 words. It is really not simple. Some authors can divide 10,000 words into 5 chapters. What kind of trend is this? I support the author.

To be honest, this is the first time I have read a sports article about football, and my understanding of football is basically at the level of a cloud viewer, but the author's writing style and stories made me read this book. This is a very interesting book. Although I know very little about the stars and the templates given by the system, the author really showed me a vivid green field. Personally, I like the previous part of Bai Ye's experience of climbing up step by step at Atletico Madrid, and I also look forward to who Bai Ye will end up in (laughs)

It's good, it doesn't have any flaws. That's the biggest advantage. It focuses on the main plot and doesn't mess with things. Generally speaking, there are few flaws in football and basketball novels. If you find that you can just read it and it's over.

Commenting on this book, from the characterization point of view, the protagonist of the novel is in line with the public's appetite. The narrative is also written in a passionate way that does not forget the breeze and drizzle, which directly pokes the heart of a football lover. It is very good. No wonder everyone likes to read it, and I also like to read it [Blow Kiss]

A standard career-oriented novel, the hard-working and motivated protagonist has strong system points. There is no real heroine, but there is a woman, the role is very small, and there is no pretense of eunuchs. The book is reasonable, but the author doesn't keep his word. I didn't add a positive comment, and actually added an update. But one day I didn't add it, and the author pretended it never happened and deleted my review. It's really dishonest.

Very good. Very good football article!!!!!!!!! See which team you can rent to!!! Serie A? Premier League??

I finished it in one go. Although it can't be said to be brilliant, it is very down-to-earth. It is a pure sports novel without any explosive points (of course, the protagonist has a harem and may step on some people's thunder, which is fine for me). This is a rare thing to judge with my harsh eyes. It is worth reading to pass the time. The current protagonist has completed one season in Serie A and won the Double. What may be a surprise later is that the protagonist is definitely going to play in the World Cup. If this is not handled well, it may be a hit. Furthermore, the relationship with the country is still unclear. If the Football Association is unwilling to bow its head and is not rectified, it will be a problem after all.

It is really good to experience a dream in such a time of the World Cup group stage. It looks good, but unfortunately the viewing angle on the field is too messy. As a Yun fan, I have a hard time watching it. It's really pretty At the end, they all have the same sentence structure. A camera is always unlucky, an old man is always crying, a child is always curious, there is always a bar, and a city is always described that way. The author can't use AI like this, right?