The U-20 Team Told Me to Get Lost, Then I Awakened Adriano

It's a very good football story, with obvious advantages and disadvantages. The advantage is that the protagonist has a strong star flavor and is a natural protagonist. There is no problem with the handling on and off the field. It is not too broken during the leveling process. The system does not take up too much perspective (I personally don't like to write too many scenes of the system, especially the super-filling story with a panel every two chapters, which is really annoying). Personally, I think the system cheats are within the appropriate range. At present, it is not too broken to cause loss of expectations. The shortcomings are also obvious. I really can't stand the layout and sentence fragmentation. Some of the paragraphs are simply one sentence and one sentence. When you turn the page, they are all sentences. It's really exhausting for me. I can obviously make it into paragraphs, but I have to break it into single sentences. I feel physically uncomfortable. Other than that, there is nothing wrong with the plot, there is nothing wrong with the characters, and there is no misremembering of data. Regarding the system, I read that there is a bit of controversy in the comment area and book reviews, but this is a matter of opinion and wisdom. Overall it's pretty good.

It's a pretty good football novel. It's a little lacking at the beginning, but it gets more and more exciting as it goes on. When Chen Feng goes to Atletico Madrid in the third year, the story's pace, excitement, and plot arrangement are all very good. From a starting point, it is also a very high-quality sports novel.

The plot is smooth, passionate all the time, and the writing is very nice, but the reason why I gave it four stars is because of the 138 chapters! After fighting for so long, what's wrong with enjoying it? Uncle Liu Huang. Gpj[laughing and crying]

It's pretty good. Atletico Madrid praised it. It's a natural match for Real Madrid and Barcelona. It's well written and has no shortage of cool points.

The system and the protagonist's personal efforts are perfectly combined, and the game experience has steadily increased. The system is just an auxiliary to help the protagonist progress, rather than the protagonist being a humanoid pendant of the system; teammates, coaches and opponents are all flesh and blood, with both the fierce confrontation of sports competition and the warmth of family and friends' life. It is very interesting to watch. It feels refreshing and fulfilling. Many football systems are pure and full of numerical skills. I can't remember a few names or plots after watching it. This is not the case. Every experience is vivid. It seems that there is really such a Chinese striker rising in Europe. After watching the absolute value, it is not enough to update now. I hope the author can work hard.

I think it's pretty good so far and I can keep watching it. It doesn't have a fantasy plot where the protagonist becomes invincible and madly slaps him in the face and becomes a god. The protagonist relies on the system to start and has a clear understanding of himself to know what he should do. He gradually becomes stronger through training and hard work. In the later stage, the system has no sense of existence and he does not rely solely on the system. The protagonist is that kind of person. The character who is confident yet arrogant is not the kind of character who is obviously powerful but only knows how to tolerate humiliation. More importantly, when it comes to love, he is not the kind of stud novel that every woman likes. If you say you don't want to join the national football team, you won't join it, unlike other novels that always argue with the Football Association. In the front, you say you will never join the national football team, and then you mention patriotism and want to join.

It's so good to watch, it's so refreshing. Even though I don't pay attention to football, it made me excited to watch it. Moreover, the character of the protagonist is very three-dimensional and charming. The system does not appear too much and does not affect the viewing. Compared with the cheating of the system, the protagonist's efforts are more important. I don't understand football. Here, teammates and other players are called supporting roles, and each image has its own characteristics. , All the characters in the novel are vivid, and there is no harem. I don't really like to see the protagonist engage in career and fall in love, but this one is not objectionable at all, and there are very few appearances. It is completely acceptable. I directly tied this book and strongly recommend it. The author really writes very well. I can build a picture in my mind. This novel is completely overwhelming for me.

It's really well written, very immersive, beautiful, and engaging. Come on!

A very good football novel. It has a system, but in the middle and later stages, it no longer has a sense of purity. Although the protagonist has systematic help, he also works hard. It seems to increase the sense of substitution. After all, it is a sports novel. If there is no protagonist sweating, it will seem to lack the charm of competitive sports writing. And there's no over-the-top plot [thinking] of a hat-trick in every game (that would look too boring) and certainly no drama that overwhelms the protagonist. What makes me most comfortable is that unimportant games are simply described (not watery). Important games are also described with pictures. The tactical layout is also quite diverse. There will be corresponding tactical adjustments when encountering different opponents. It does not look boring. There are also some daily life interspersed in the middle to transition the plot between games. The rhythm is very good. The only shortcoming is that when describing the life part, there is still some stiffness (somewhat embarrassing) (limited to the interaction between men and women, the interaction with family members, teammates, including managers is not bad) but there is not much space. Does not affect the overall quality. [Learned][Learned]

It's very good. I like this book so far. There are no weird points. The plot and routines are not novel. The writing is okay and it can promote the character creation. But this set is very good when combined.