Goldfinger disappeared before it was loaded, so in the early stages of the story, the protagonist became a "shooting star" that could fall at any time because of the intermittently working Goldfinger, but he was actually a star. Deduction items: 1. Technical errors forced for the sake of plot (gold and silver goals, yellow card counting, etc.). 2. Many real-life characters are excessively OOC, and some are even malicious (praise a few words about their football skills + arrange OOC or very ugly behavior for the characters). 3 The author himself adopts the setting, even the protagonist's own setting. 4 Direct quotations without references were caught by readers. 5 At one time, I wrote about the game at the request of readers. After a while, at the request of readers, the game was simplified to the point where I didn't even mention who the opponent was. I like to use the words of guests watching the game, players on the field, and pre-game activities and rituals. 6 A very disgusting NPC appeared in the World Cup in South Africa. Ps: The author is most likely a Kaka fan. When writing about the Bundesliga and Germany, he always brings Kaka out repeatedly. It is enough to write a metaphor about the technical characteristics once. It will be annoying to read it too many times. However, the appearance of NPCs at the World Cup in South Africa, and the hiding of key information about obviously controversial events, made me suspect that the author had other motives.
The protagonist is a bit of a hedgehog due to his background, but with the responsibilities and bonds gradually, various retired people or those who are about to retire find that this person has the qualities of an old friend, which is quite fun [bad laugh]
It can be regarded as the white moonlight of the past. When I was reading it, I felt that some of the games in it highlighted the coach's influence too much. Looking back now, some people have suddenly changed, and some people have been torn apart. The changes in things and people in rps make it uncomfortable to review.
Looking back over the years, things have changed. At the time, I felt that some of the scenes were awkward but the flaws were not concealed. Now... Sigh. But I liked it after all.
[Erotic] Some CPs can only be appreciated at the time. Looking back now, I can only relive the story of Sir Alex Ferguson coming to the European Cup.
The writing techniques in the first dozen chapters are somewhat innovative, but they are good foreshadowing, but in the following chapters, the bishop gradually lives up to the dream of a generation through self-discipline, improvement and life choices. Savor the final World Cup over and over again.
I love it very much, but it's a pity that it's a scam.
Added in 26: This idea of going to Manchester United at 14 years old actually came true when I returned to 16 years old. Although the original intention is different, it is still very beautiful.