
Football's Best Midfielder
[足球]最佳中场
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 482k Words
- Genre
- Danmei (BL)
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
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In booklists 13
Football-Inspired Fanfiction
Saved for myself.
Football Fanfiction with an Original Protagonist
Soccer fanfiction, including original character/original character and original character/real person pairings. Both BG and BL, with elements like a System and being reborn.
Soccer Novels
A record of stories I've read and enjoyed: I love soccer and stories that feel like they could happen in real life, and I have a soft spot for sincere soulmates.
Soccer
Completed soccer stories.
Soccer Guys
All the soccer novels I've read.
Saving Some Soccer Stories
An archive of football stories I've read. Mostly no-romance and danmei, though some were read so long ago that I can barely remember them. Romance stories are marked, though I may forget sometimes.
Soccer Stories
Some soccer stories, mostly danmei or no-romance, I guess.
Soccer-Related
A mixed bag of completed stories
Football
Soccer
Soccer
Soccer
Football
Fanfiction
Soccer
Soccer
Books for a Reading Slump
Picked from among the novels I've read. I enjoy all kinds of genres, so there's a bit of everything. Most are sweet stories or feel-good power fantasies. (Beware of abandoned stories, QAQ, that's all.)
Reader comments 46
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I'm really stubborn... The comments are all saying it's a bad ending, but I still went in. After all, I've jumped into so many pitfalls, and it's just a bad ending... Then... This can't be said to be a bad end... What I thought was a bad end was that the last third was gone, but as a result... I just got started with the football team, and I said a league championship was gone... The national team also didn't follow up... I'm okay, you can enter again depending on the situation...
It's not accurate to say it's a bad ending. There's no ending at all, not even the middle... It feels like it's forced to end just after it started? ?
Alas, I am quite speechless. Each of your books starts well, then starts to lose shape in the middle, collapses in the end, and then ends like a decapitation. Really speechless
I thought about it for a long time before reading this one, because everything else I read before ended in a hurry, so I thought this one would be good with more than a hundred chapters, but the result is still the same.
Uh, why are the comments section so violent? It's really because I'm not feeling well and I need treatment??? I wish my wife a speedy recovery
I haven't read it since I stopped reading it for a long time, so I bought the remaining chapters because it has a beginning and an end. The three-star rating is related to the rushed completion, and also because the protagonist loses his temper and sleepwalks due to trivial matters off the field. It feels like the protagonist is part of the wife in the article. Maybe we are as vicious as the tabloids in the article, "Professional players should concentrate on playing every game and then deal with things off the field." We also hope that since we are in V, we can overcome all difficulties and give a perfect ending to a novel instead of hastily completing it. Of course, neither as a wife nor as a reader, there is nothing more important than good health. I just want to express my regrets about ending it here. (Because everyone has different ideas, so take a precaution in advance: It's not that you don't want to be bullied, and you won't come back to read the comments. There is no point in being bullied)
Even though I knew it was a mess, I was still convinced. . . This is probably not unfinished, but simply an unfinished novel. . .
Ah, I was looking forward to the performance of the national team. Why do I feel like it's over just after it started?
Let me tell my friends who will come in later, this book is marked as finished, but it is not. The author did not finish writing the ending due to physical reasons and stopped halfway through. I understand, and I hope the author is in good health and takes care of himself. But I still want to ask, how can I get a refund for the chapters I ordered?
Isn't this just a forced completion of half-written work because I don't want my money back? Anyone can forcefully finish someone off, it just depends on whether they are brave enough or not.