I think it's okay. I didn't watch Danmei at first, but there were so many football-related romance novels that I gave in. When I see a new article and think it's appropriate, I'll put it in.
I really have to lament the age of the protagonists of football articles nowadays. Most of the articles I read were born in the 1980s and 1990s, and very few are written about recent years. The protagonist of this book was born in 2006.
It's cool, the fourth natural disaster type, but sometimes I feel like I'm not worthy of other players, so I don't recommend it if you want to see the specific struggle.
It's pretty good, but the author rarely updates it recently, and there is a lag phenomenon. I hate this behavior.
It's finished, but I haven't watched it since the last recommendation. I don't know the plot after that.
Too little, too little, but it's women's football. The time-travel story in front of it is also quite interesting. I hope the author will write a v-capital feature.
Tio is the best kid in the world! The first part is really good, the mafia/gangster plot can be skipped, but the second part will be a bit boring if there is no fun when the protagonist matures. Also, some of the author's sentences are really hard to read, and the sentence structure is incomplete, which makes it uncomfortable to read.
There are a lot of words in each chapter, and it's very satisfying to read. But there are too many descriptions of the protagonist's psychology, and it looks depressing. I don't really like the tone of charming people who love the protagonist. It's too slutty. This author's writing style is like this. If you like it, you can get into it. I only bought a big card
Strictly speaking, it's not a football article, but I like the protagonist, he shines in his own field, and his status is so high that the top football officials are holding him up. Hahaha, it's so cool. The CP is Kaka.
Li Ziyi's drama life, I like the first three stories, the second one is a bit bland, and the fourth one feels like it's not my choice and I didn't buy it