"What are you talking about! I, a Barcelona fan, have become the chairman of Real Madrid?" Lin Yue, a die-hard Barcelona fan, woke up and found that he had become the chairman of Real Madrid, Florentino. What's even more outrageous is that he is also bound to a [bankruptcy system] - as long as Real Madrid loses money, he can get a huge cash reward and return to the real world. On the contrary, if the team makes a profit, he will suffer a click penalty.
Lin Yue said with a smile, "You can still make money by defeating your mortal enemy. Isn't this paradise?"
But reality is often not what people want...
Reader comments
Divine Wen, Lao Tie [laughing and crying] I want to electrify the protagonist crazy alive, right?
I'm curious if the author is a fan of Meilinger or Samoa, or a fan of other teams. It's not a cool novel, it's an absurd comedy with black humor. Although many places are too idealistic, such as Coutinho, renovating the stadium, etc. But some of the issues discussed are unique in football writing: People always run counter to unpredictable fate, so is there any point in resisting? Does existence change if thinking changes, or is existence just a symbol that is looked up to and can never go wrong? The more people develop their subjectivity, are they themselves objects of gaze? I really want to recommend this article to Real Madrid and Barcelona fans. It is a wonderful piece of football writing.
I couldn't stand it when I saw the catalog, Electric Shock Boy
Divine Wen, Lao Tie [laughing and crying] I want to electrify the protagonist crazy alive, right?
I'm curious if the author is a fan of Meilinger or Samoa, or a fan of other teams. It's not a cool novel, it's an absurd comedy with black humor. Although many places are too idealistic, such as Coutinho, renovating the stadium, etc. But some of the issues discussed are unique in football writing: People always run counter to unpredictable fate, so is there any point in resisting? Does existence change if thinking changes, or is existence just a symbol that is looked up to and can never go wrong? The more people develop their subjectivity, are they themselves objects of gaze? I really want to recommend this article to Real Madrid and Barcelona fans. It is a wonderful piece of football writing.
I couldn't stand it when I saw the catalog, Electric Shock Boy