Legendary Star [Football]

Oh, my God, this book is actually finished. . . I'm so happy. . . I started chasing it from elementary school to college. I am a freshman this year. Before September, I was too busy and didn't read much about JJ. Now during the exam week, I secretly read novels and found that this novel has actually finished Qaq. . . . . So happy. . . . . Thanks to my wife for filling in the hole. . . . .

It's all Benzema's fault, hahahaha

Although, I still think this is the most natural article about Cristiano Ronaldo's emotional line that I have read. It has that kind of imperfect but sincere feeling.

I have read all the author's football articles, and I have really improved greatly in his writing style and control of various plots! After reading the final chapter of the book, I watched the game at the beginning and the games in the last few chapters again. It was really different. The details and detailed control were so mature. Although the author's writing was good from the beginning, the chapters towards the end were obviously more sophisticated, and this progress was also reflected in the book writing process of The Striker Next Door. From the perspective of legendary players, the most obvious point is: at the beginning, when Leo was in Real Madrid and Granada, the highlights (or match points) of the game were basically written around the protagonist alone. The protagonist was too prominent and the integrity of the football game was slightly ignored, but it did not affect the perception; it was a slap in the face. The later updated chapters changed the highlight of the game from purely individual to team-based individuals, strengthening the wonderful performance brought about by teamwork. For me personally, the game became more like a competition, that is, the relevant text has a stronger visual sense, and the reading experience is more like watching a live broadcast than reading a novel. At the same time, this also reflects the reality that the team is more important than the pure individual in modern football tactics, making this novel look more real. Another point is that Leo's character image is more fleshed out. In layman's terms, he is more like a person than a simple character: at the beginning of the book, although Leo's competitive line, family line and emotional line were not completely separated, my impressions were not very unified, and individual plots It gives me the feeling that it was written to create a qualified character, but as the story progresses, the author's writing style also improves. By the time of this update, although the emotional line has been weakened, I can already see that Leo's competition, emotion, and family affection are integrated. In reality, as a person, the emotions of a player must be complex and intertwined. In the process of this interweaving, Leo's image becomes real step by step. Anyway, thank you to the author for writing such a wonderful work!

Congratulations. I have followed two World Cups. Especially when I saw this chapter, I thought about last year's World Cup. I was really full of regrets, especially when I saw others being successful, with little hands on their hips, hum!

Xiaofei is possessing Leo, hahaha

I have collected this article for several years and have been waiting for it to be finished. This year the wait is finally over! It took me a week to read the entire article, and it was so well written. Are there any plans to publish physical books for these football articles?

Although I can't bear to leave Leo, I'm finally waiting for the Little Ice Prince, and I'm very happy.

After waiting for a long time, it's finally finished. It's really not as well written as Slap the Face. There are a lot of emotional lines and it's a bit childish. Hahaha. The emotional lines of Slap the Face are more natural. But overall it is still a good article, especially when paired with the world.

Just blame Benzema and that's it. Kkk