
Football's Black-Shop Boss: From the Start, I Buy Wolverhampton Wanderers
足坛黑店:开局收购狼队
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- Completed
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- 313k Words
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- Sports
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- Gaming & Sports
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- 6mo ago
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Soccer novels.
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Male Lead Is a Soccer Player, with Multiple European and American Female Leads
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Preferably something that's already completed.
Soccer Stories Where the Protagonist Is the Owner and Coach, Not a Player
Preferably set in the Premier League.
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Although some plots have been omitted for the sake of plot development, it is already a football article that is relatively not eager for quick success. Young players are updated in batches, and the veterans in the team gradually reduce their responsibilities. The transition is smoother. This is actually more in line with the logic of team building. It does not blindly pursue the stacking of big-name stars. It focuses on strong teams, with green leaves and red flowers, and the team configuration is very reasonable. What I like very much is Balotelli's description. This kind of psychological description is wonderful. It is flesh and blood and three-dimensional, showing the arc of the character. The article shows the psychological changes and thoughts of many players, without treating the players as robots. I also really like the community culture part, which is also the foundation of European football. I think the emotional drama can be an adjustment to the football narrative. It would also be nice to occasionally add a chapter or two or intersperse a sentence or two. However, the process of football matches and pre-match preparations are somewhat homogeneous. For example, tying shoelaces alone can actually be written as Balotelli's exclusive, including "I don't know who kicked the opponent's goal", which is repeated a lot. The team is not in too much of a desperate situation at the moment. For example, it seems that it has never fallen behind by two goals or more? In fact, the probability of a young team being kicked out in one game is not too small, even if they may be great players in the future. The rest is pretty good, looking forward to the layout later.
Come on, it's really well written, with a little bit of emotional drama [blowing kiss][blowing kiss][blowing kiss]
The writing is relatively flat, but the pace is really fast.
Rafinha [staring], Tonali [staring]
The boss is indeed at the simulator level [take a closer look] A set of high-intensity pressing is used to death, killing people, and without a rotation plan, sooner or later the situation will overturn.
Except for Chinese football, everything else is OK
The thinking is clear. This is the best football-related article I have ever read. However, there are some unexplainable flaws. I will give it four stars first and will look at it later.
Based on the Wolves, there is actually no black shop for star players. It is hard to capture potential demons. The overall length is short, and football management articles are quite rare.
I just started reading it and couldn't stop. It's a rare football article recently. It's so well written. I happened to be playing FM Wolves.
The ending is full of flowers, thanks to the author's hard work