I'll update it when I remember it. If you don't like it, don't let it in. The writing is required to be smooth, and the protagonist is either a good mother or not like a human being. Ray is an overly masculine protagonist.
Old Man Literature (?) A short story about a sixty-year-old exquisite grandfather who led Daili to win the 1990 World Cup. The protagonist is two years older than Cesare Maldini, unmarried and has no children. He is a romantic, narcissistic, cheerful and high-energy handsome old man who is still serving in the US military at the age of 60. He was once a big center, and became a coach after retiring. He has won all the club honors, the World Cup and the European Cup (a total of four Hercules Cups and two Delaunay Cups). Long Aotian is trying to modernize tactics and training systems, and is ahead of Beihuang Kesheng (the three of them have been friends for many years). Lippi and Zaccheroni serve as his assistants, and everyone has a bright future.
King Donkey King's new pit, although it only has a few chapters, is very interesting! The protagonist is a black-haired, blue-eyed British-Italian mixed-race, Chelsea meritorious player, and former captain of the England national team. He retired due to injury at the age of 26 and coached the youth team. At the age of 28, he became the firefighting coach of the England national team. The protagonist is exquisite and loves to dress up, has a mysophobia, speaks decently and works well, is indifferent, lazy, gets tired easily, can lie down but never stand, can rest and never works. I don't know if he has depression, hates loud noises, and has a phobia of cell phone ringtones.
Inheriting the abstract style of "Attack on Bijin", the protagonist is a beautiful Chinese who is rare in Cuju literature. The timeline is Milan around 15 years ago. Kaka is the protagonist's former teammate in Orlando City, and Pippo is the protagonist's head coach and breeder in AC Milan. The protagonist's physical strength can beat a crocodile with his bare hands, and his bite force can chew up a microphone with his mouth. He has begun to take on a human form and destroys houses. In broad daylight, he transforms into a kissing maniac and kisses IKEA, claiming to reporters that he eats Sichuan horse CP. It was normal to score four goals on the field, and to single-handedly lead his own coach, which made Pippo both sad and loved.
The protagonist is Cruyff's youngest son living in Italy. Cruyff accompanied him in ghost form and taught him. The protagonist has superb tactical thinking, perfectly inherits all Cruyff's talents, is versatile in the midfield and frontcourt, and has very good defensive abilities. The author researches the party and attaches detailed historical information to each chapter. Club AC Milan, national team Italy, cp Maldini.
If you can't accept that the protagonist of Milan used his skills to hypnotize the chairman and coach of Liverpool to buy the protagonist with a loan after losing in Istanbul, you can't accept that the protagonist grabbed Gattuso's No. 8 Jersey, you can't accept that the Red Club and the Reds will switch between each other, and you can't accept that the protagonist treats real players as tool NPCs, please avoid lightning yourself. If the above is acceptable, then this article is quite interesting. The protagonist is a little octopus who thinks he is playing a holographic game. He has a strong external sense and has more CP.
The protagonist lives in the Marvel-DC fusion worldview, graduated from Gotham University, works for Stark, and has a good friend named Spider-Man. The main plot takes place in the football game played by the protagonist. The real-life star in our eyes is just an NPC in the eyes of the protagonist, and he always skips. The current game character of the protagonist in the first chapter is a Spaniard, a football king but gentle, quiet and not talkative (actually the player is too lazy to put in the effort). At the age of 28, he was pure white and became a god all the way. After the age of 28, he moved to Bayern to slap Real Madrid in the face. At the age of 30, he moved to Chelsea to fulfill Abramovich's dream of eleven years. Super cool article, a double slam for the national team, and a soft win in the Champions League.
Haven't updated for a long time. It's very abstract, and I suspect the author gets up at four o'clock every day to memorize it. The protagonist's name is Kou Kou·Kou Kou Kou Kou, or Kou Kou for short. A die-hard Liverpool fan, his youth training was in Milan, and his family was so rich that he bought Liverpool.
It's a trap, but after all, there are 200 chapters, so it's not a loss to fall into the trap. In the fictional football world, the characters and clubs in the article are all original, but there are prototypes. I haven't tied it yet. At present, it seems that the protagonist mainly plays as a center forward and occasionally as a wing midfielder. Due to sympathetic nervous system imbalance, his physical condition is abnormal and his mental state is also worrying. He is a purebred Chinese, but illiterate. He went to a martial arts school in Guangdong for several years when he was a child. He was taken to Brazil by his father who was a domestic abuser when he was a teenager. He joined the youth training. He was scouted by Hongta (Atletico Madrid) coach Vincent and brought to Spain. He was sold to Icebreaker (Milan) due to injury problems and was sold to Klein (Chelsea) due to financial problems. How he will turn around in the future is yet to be seen. Attacking can replace Maldini. There are plots related to the national football team. His leg was maliciously broken in the national team, and he quit the national team twice. Later, he seemed to have visited the thatched cottage three times and invited him back.
The extras of "The Last Goalkeeper" are better than the main text (I haven't read much of the main text so I won't recommend it). There are if lines such as Son of 39, Son of Melon Bird, Son of Pantyhose Ding, etc. They are all short but quite fun.
[The author has rewritten it, and I haven't read the new version yet] The little pit of fate is that the protagonist, the striker, is a vampire, a well-behaved little beet raised by Wenger, and the club Arsenal transferred to Real Madrid.
Yuan Geng's Little Pit, a companion piece with the same protagonist as "I've Been Honest, Please Let Me Go", in the first person, the protagonist is a defender, a skinny and squeamish kid, and the club AC Milan.
The short story is really short. It is a companion piece with the same protagonist as "Seeking Target". It is written in the first person. The protagonist is a defender. He played in Serie A in his previous life but has no memory. The club Riyadh won and he was a teammate with Mr. Luo. Yes, this is a rare article with a Saudi background.
The protagonist has played many positions in the midfield and frontcourt. He is a little leopard cat from the Brazilian slums and has a lot of CP. The teacher is very good at writing about games and cars. He hasn't moved since he moved to Manchester City from Brazil.
A rare second person voice, the protagonist is sometimes a goalkeeper and sometimes a striker. He is a beautiful and gentle golden retriever baby, Uncle CP. The author is very good in English and German, and it is very comfortable to read. The national team is England, the club is Dortmund in the early stage and Liverpool in the later stage. Updates are slow.
The protagonist defender, double captain of Debye, does not transfer, which can be regarded as a story of self-redemption for patients with depression. The CPs include Barak, Humei, Xiaoxin, Muller and Kuan, Ram is the dark and secret love type, and Xiaozhu is the CB type. Two-line advancement, with a high degree of depression. I like this style very much, but you need to be careful when entering the pit.
The first romance Cuju article I read. I just finished the first unit and I really like the scumbag Qian Lili! The teacher is particularly good at writing forum articles, which made me laugh like crazy. However, I wasn't too interested in the subsequent units so I didn't read them.
The main character is an equipment manager turned defender. It's such an awesome article, and it's a favorite among people who have fun with evil. The national team England, the club should be Manchester City to Dortmund and then back to Manchester City, but it is currently a trap.
The protagonist, the goalkeeper, is a cat. He is very cute and has no CP. I kept jumping between good-looking and bad-looking. I haven't finished watching it. The national team Portugal and the club seem to have transferred from Sporting CP to Manchester United. [I haven't watched it for a long time]
The protagonist is a striker with no cp. He has played in four of the five major leagues, (Little Bird Tio) The Secret History of Emperor Yidaili. The disadvantage is that the protagonist is the god who saves Italian football in the story, but in fact many plot trends are no different from reality, except that the highlight lens is more focused.
The protagonist coach, cpC Luo, watched it many years ago. I don't remember the plot at all, I just remember that the protagonist coached on the sidelines in the rain and his white shirt was soaked and very pink.
It mainly contains the love stories of the protagonist Baby Gadir and different people in the three series of Perfect Striker, Legend of Milan, and Heart of Germany. The last few chapters are the story of the smart protagonist Baby Shad. Everything you want is here.
The protagonist is a coach, a fan of offensive football, no CP, and the next part about winning the Champions League (but only one chapter was written).