The Hawk-Eyed Attacking Midfielder, I Fed Ronaldo Until He Threw Up

I admire Pelé. He won three World Cup trophies, but he never claimed to be the greatest, second, or third greatest of all time. Even though he had already scored over 1,000 goals, he only cared about whether his goals could bring victory to his team. I admire Beckham. He sent England to the World Cup with a free kick and saved the team from dire straits countless times.

Putting everything else aside, just the fact that this book doesn't drag out the matches, doesn't make the protagonist disappear, and doesn't include a lot of unnecessary dialogue, skipping over most of the other nonsensical parts of the match and fast-forwarding when necessary, and focusing on describing the main character getting the ball at specific minutes, makes this book a great read!

😏🍉This novel is alright overall, but it has some bugs. The author sets the world in 2004. Yet, Wi-Fi, a data usage metric that only emerged around 10 years ago, appears in the book. LCD TVs also appear. And the mobile phones aren't standard flip phones or candybar phones; they're tablet smartphones.

It's a great read. The author's writing is excellent, just my taste. The details are vividly described, the pacing is smooth, and it's very immersive. Author, please don't stop updating! The author's portrayal of the characters' emotions is also very good, not cloying at all (in my opinion, I usually skip the romance chapters in other books, but I'll read this one).

The overall pacing is excellent! The main character is well-developed and relatable, and the story is both touching and humorous. Highly recommended! The author is probably quite young, no more than 30, so minor bugs from the early 2000s, such as mobile internet access and live stream comments, exist, but they don't affect the reading experience. It's a novel you can easily read in one go. Keep up the good work, author!

Well written. Not every match has to be won. After watching many matches, you'll know the outcome. We're not at an age where we can win every single one. Growth requires learning, and even Ronaldo has regrets in his career. However, I noticed that he wasn't given many opportunities in the middle of his career. Hopefully, he'll receive more opportunities later on.

I've read up to chapter 85 so far, and it's still the same old trope of a beautiful female agent. I'm here to watch the football, not for the romance.

This book is really good. I've already read the latest chapter, the one about his match against Messi and his team. But I have a rule on my bookshelf: once I finish reading the latest chapter, I delete it. So, although it's a bit of a shame, I'm grateful to the author for writing this book that has been with me for so long. This book is very good, and I believe it will get a high score. I recommend everyone to read it.

The writing is quite good. The descriptions of the matches, daily life, and interactions between the characters are all well done. However, it's absurd that Hawkeye's first ball is always intercepted. Hopefully, this will be changed later.

The main character's personality is good; he's unusually tough for a football novel. It would have been better if it didn't have that foreign female lead.