I Was Seventeen That Year: I Join Norway and Tear Through the World Cup

It's well-written, but the protagonist's attributes could be given more credit. Because football is an 11-player game, even if almost all attributes are maxed out, it's impossible to win every game. Just like Cristiano Ronaldo and Messi at their peak, whose attributes are practically perfect, they still couldn't score a goal every game.

There are too many elements, which I, as a Manchester United fan, really enjoy, but too much of a good thing can get tiresome, and the pace is a bit too fast.

It's quite amusing, isn't it? It's just that the World Cup decision deducts one point. I feel like Norway isn't even good enough to save the Chinese national team. Norway can win the championship? Qualifying for the World Cup will be a struggle for them. How can they compare to Mbappe? Maybe they should have chosen a different country.

It's good, witty, and satisfying—not as boring as AI novels, nor like other action-packed novels where you just want to keep the action going. This is also the first time I've come across a Manchester United protagonist. Pretty good, keep it up! 😘

No amount of smog or darkness can stop the relentless march of history toward the rejuvenation of China. Behold how the youth of China will conquer the world of football! Through the ages, across the vast expanse! It's hard to find truly original works these days, but this novel is entirely original by Tomato!

Not boring at all, let's see how the female lead rates it.

So beautiful! So beautiful! So beautiful!

Awesome, Klass, genius!

I choose to support the new book, hoping it will survive.

One word: incredibly inspiring