I personally speak very subjectively. I don't have a home team but I hate Barcelona because Suarez's biting ruined my reputation when I was watching football. I update my comments from time to time.
What should I say? I never thought I would read CP articles about Cristiano Ronaldo and Messi, but the author's writing is indeed very good. It would be great if I can accept this pair of CPs.
The goalkeeper Huahuo system article, the group's favorite heartthrob character (?), The CP is poor, but the author always updates it every other month and is cautious to get into the trap.
The CP-free Union Berlin coaching article ends abruptly. It is a collaborative article between the authors. It is suitable for reading when you are relaxing.
There is no cp defender article, Aix is a troublemaker (?), But writing about Milan is basically just having sex with a circle of veterans. The author is applying to solve v, and is amused by his ability to discover new pitfalls ()
There is no cp goalkeeper article, the protagonist has a good personality and is a little fragile intermittently, but it is acceptable. The leveling history of Jingu Sanmen is a mess.
Arsenal Chairman Wen, the redemption of the temperature difference signing (bushi), CP Alonso is also relatively rare, generally speaking, the investment is not a loss.
There is no cp goalkeeper novel. The protagonist is written in a relatively childish way but the writing is quite cute (very catlike). But the author keeps getting stuck. How should I put it? He said he is not in good health and needs to rest for a long time. I don't have any objection, but he always disappears intermittently for a period of time emmm.
No cp, mainly because I am reading about Bayern, maybe because I am used to Bayern being used as a springboard/villain setting and it is rare to see someone writing about it seriously (?). It's good that Bayern is still a villain, which is very appropriate. However, there are still very few people writing about the Bundesliga. This book is okay but the starting point is a bit rushed (it starts with the highest passing god level [dog head])
There is no cp, it is written about AC Milan, and the character of the protagonist is set in such a way that I occasionally feel it is too childish (if you can accept this, you can watch it).
It's a pitfall. The author's Power Generation for Love has not been praised by v.
I saw Courtois and clicked on it (some inexplicable sense of rebellion made me step into it)
It's great that the author is back with an update.
This book is written by the author for love. The chapter contains the reality that a goalkeeper who was depressed for a long time due to the death of his daughter and finally committed suicide was rescued. It touches on the perception of life and death. The protagonist has an unconscious redemptive temperament. It is rare for the CP to be Klopp.
I have been chasing him, but I am occasionally disturbed by the portrayal of Manchester United fans and the domestic media... I am mainly chasing him for the sake of family ties.
Lightning points:
1. The protagonist's character is very typical, including calling Guti a sissy and feeling that her sister cannot support the family and wants a brother.
2. Fans who care deeply about Manchester United have a controversial plot about buying Manchester United.
Lino, who evolves from carrying water to green tea, is super cute. As he grows up, he feels a little off track. He is my favorite little protagonist in the book he is currently following, and he is about to move to Milan. In the early stage, the family line was very comfortable. I seemed to be able to pursue it forever because of the family line. [Changed]
Butterfly plot:
1. Baggio scored the penalty kick in 94 and returned to Viola, and Basten's retirement was postponed.
2. Fiorentina won the Serie A championship and the Champions League in the 1998-99 season when Batiruitoldo was there.
3. Italy won the 2000 European Cup.
Points of interest: The progress is very slow, the emotional scenes are sometimes hard, not as smooth as the family lines, and it's a bit cumbersome.
Ye Chun is very cute. There is a lag in the author's part, but the description is quite good. The drawback is that the author tends to end up anticlimactic when writing about competitions, so it is recommended to be cautious when entering the game. The men's football team is written in capital letters and bold, and it even refers to the period when Camacho was leading the team. Damn it, the author went crazy and ended it, a habitual offender.
No cp, AC Milan, the protagonist is Beckham's son in a parallel dimension, but he is not very close and likes to bring bad luck to Beckham, and then becomes Milan's redeemer.
No cp, it is a special type of cool article in football, it is a very interesting book. The protagonist of Slap Man is simply the salvation of Real Madrid (bushi). The bully An Likui beats the invincible man in the world (?)
There is no cp goalkeeper but he always plays a role in the midfield. He has a cute character, but the memory is not very deep. Generally speaking, it can be taken into consideration.
No cp, I like this book very much, but the protagonist's leveling has always felt a bit sketchy, mainly because I like the idea of retiring in place hahaha.
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