[The rating has just been released and will gradually rise. It won’t affect your reading experience.]
[Also, the protagonist only plays for the Chinese national team. If you don’t like that, please don’t flame him.]
After binding to a Credit Advance System, Chen Yuan wants to borrow all the talent of peak-form Cristiano Ronaldo at Juventus and 2019 Messi from the start.
A cold notification rings through his mind: Insufficient credit score. Advance failed!
Chen Yuan immediately grasps the System’s core principle: once he earns enough credit, he can master every ability of both football legends!
Starting out as an unknown young domestic player, he dribbles his way past defenders across Asia and shatters the stadium with a curling shot that seals the win!
Everyone once saw him as nothing more than Wu Lei’s successor. No one expected this dark-skinned youngster, devoted solely to the national team, to become the one and only king of football recognized by the entire world!
It's pretty good to watch, and the plot is very reasonable. To be honest, although I often complain about our national team, it's just because I hate iron. I'm just too disappointed. Who doesn't want their country's national team to be good, but those people are so disappointing. The fans are actually very tolerant and have given too many opportunities, but they really don't live up to expectations.
Those who write about domestic football must get full marks. There is no need to give obscure pseudonyms to the author. I give full marks. I hope the author can keep writing more.
It's okay, author, don't give up. This is the first book I've read that puts what the commentator said in a moment. It's very realistic. Sometimes when I read football novels, there are a lot of commentators. In reality, the transition between offense and defense is very fast. It's only when the ball is knocked down that they say who touched the ball.
Just getting started? It looks okay but there are too few chapters. Come on, follow up every day and support it.
It was quite enjoyable to watch, but in the middle there were some passing thoughts about the main character wanting to start a company. All I know is that I came to watch you play football, not to watch you do this.
It's too easy to get points, the skills are too cheap, and the growth flow is written as an invincible flow.
It's good that it doesn't overwhelm combat power, and it starts off very strong. The part about making money by buying information with points is not good. The author had better take care of the heroine aspect.
Tomato is one of the few novels with normal intelligence.
This book is very well written. I didn't expect that the author had previously written about people who changed their nationality to win the World Cup. It seems that they will not change their nationality this time.
It's okay, but I just don't understand Goldfinger. Shouldn't the advance payment be given first? Instead, you have to complete the repayment conditions first before you can obtain the ability to advance.
It's pretty good to watch, and the plot is very reasonable. To be honest, although I often complain about our national team, it's just because I hate iron. I'm just too disappointed. Who doesn't want their country's national team to be good, but those people are so disappointing. The fans are actually very tolerant and have given too many opportunities, but they really don't live up to expectations.
Those who write about domestic football must get full marks. There is no need to give obscure pseudonyms to the author. I give full marks. I hope the author can keep writing more.
It's okay, author, don't give up. This is the first book I've read that puts what the commentator said in a moment. It's very realistic. Sometimes when I read football novels, there are a lot of commentators. In reality, the transition between offense and defense is very fast. It's only when the ball is knocked down that they say who touched the ball.
Just getting started? It looks okay but there are too few chapters. Come on, follow up every day and support it.
It was quite enjoyable to watch, but in the middle there were some passing thoughts about the main character wanting to start a company. All I know is that I came to watch you play football, not to watch you do this.
It's too easy to get points, the skills are too cheap, and the growth flow is written as an invincible flow.
It's good that it doesn't overwhelm combat power, and it starts off very strong. The part about making money by buying information with points is not good. The author had better take care of the heroine aspect.
Tomato is one of the few novels with normal intelligence.
This book is very well written. I didn't expect that the author had previously written about people who changed their nationality to win the World Cup. It seems that they will not change their nationality this time.
It's okay, but I just don't understand Goldfinger. Shouldn't the advance payment be given first? Instead, you have to complete the repayment conditions first before you can obtain the ability to advance.