Dreaming of Clairefontaine: I’m in the Same Generation as Mbappe
梦起克莱枫丹，我和姆巴佩是同期
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Gaming & Sports
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- Forming the Clairefontaine Twin Stars with Mbappe和姆巴佩组成克莱枫丹双子星Alternate title on Fanqie
Stats
323Chapters
870Reads · 30 days
129.4kReads · all time
104Shelf adds, last 14 days
6.9Score
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I rarely read football-themed novels because some of the system-based stories are too mindless. Although the protagonist is incredibly powerful, the emotional storylines and action descriptions are very engaging. Keep up the good work, author! ❤️❤️❤️
The author probably can't finish this book, right? [Staring] Pei Ruhua
It's a great read. The relationships between the characters and the competitions are all very well-developed. However, I have a small, albeit unfortunate, opinion: could the protagonist be given a few setbacks? It feels a bit unrealistic for a genius to be invincible all the time, which might cause some readers to leave (just a guess). (·∀·) But this book is really, really good!!
This wave was sanctioned by Bap.
The football part was excellent, not following the usual formula, and the story was fresh. The only drawback was that the romance came on too fast.
Without Romeo last night, the French midfield was completely overwhelmed. Whether it was Umtiti or Kanté, without them, the defense and midfield were completely dismantled. No one was passing the ball to those speedsters up front; it was truly frustrating to watch.
This book is quite well-written, so why is the rating so low? Although the timeline is a bit off, the author pointed that out at the beginning. Okay, I take back my previous review. I know why this book has a low rating; the author's writing style isn't suited for football fiction. Football requires passion, competition, and excitement. This book is too literary. The only redeeming quality is the choice of subject matter.
Not a traditional system-based novel, but with personal growth experience and good writing skills; recommended.
It's to my taste. I didn't pay attention to the author at first, I just felt that the novel's style and theme were somewhat different from the one featuring the protagonist Zhou Tian. Turns out it's the same author! 🤦
The book is very good; it's one of the better football novels I've read so far. There aren't many readers now, but I hope the author can keep going and not stop updating.