Football Agent: I Have Every Star Player and Actress Wrapped Around My Finger

It's pretty good, but there are too few agents. The others inexplicably become coaches instead of agents. The characters are portrayed as utterly useless, constantly resorting to insults and being overly pretentious. The characterization is limited to nouveau riche.

It's really good, but it's still in its early stages. Remember to update extra chapters when the book is tested! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 [Requesting extra chapters][Requesting extra chapters][Requesting extra chapters][Requesting extra chapters]

This is the second book I've read about football agents, because there aren't many books on this genre. This one is really well-written; the author is talented, and it's worth following. This novel should be rated 8.5 Or higher, I don't know why it only got a 6. Are the low scores really due to the content, or is it something else? Did the author offend you that much?

Perhaps because it was my first time reading a story about a talent agent, I didn't feel awkward at all; in a word, it was satisfying.

It's a good read, enjoyable to watch, without being tacky or overly compassionate. The protagonist is assertive but not mindless or domineering; he knows when to share the spoils and when to strike hard. The only downside is that the author's writing is too short.

I've finally found this type of novel: a sports and entertainment agent!

It's so good! After finishing it, I can't wait to find another book of the same type.

It's rare to see a novel about a talent agent; the author clearly put a lot of thought into the plot, and the interactions between the protagonist and Raiola are very interesting.

I've always wanted to read this type of sports story, and this one is very well written, thumbs up!

It's really good! I hope the author doesn't stop updating!