There are no sports derivatives, such as football/volleyball/table tennis/figure skating/short track/skiing, etc. I have basically read all the popular ones, and the ones that are not written are either too bad or will be forgotten after reading them.
One of the most comfortable sports articles to read, because Xu He is very happy to play with others, so as a reader, I am also very happy to read it. Through the text, I can clearly feel the charm of the sport of volleyball.
There are just a lot of typos throughout.
Kawhi is as cute as a Samoyed, Milan is very loving, Maldini has not left, and the coach is still Gattuso. Overall, it's a happy story for Kaka people!
The heroine's professional ability and personality charm are both perfect, and the three demon kings each have a clear and three-dimensional personality. It mainly follows the plot line, and the emotional line is in the extra story, and it is not the traditional kind of strong woman who is stronger than the man. I quite like watching them get along.
The ghost setting is a bit awkward, but fortunately there aren't that many, so it doesn't matter if you skip those few paragraphs. I will automatically ignore these and lick this GOAT whose personality and business charm have reached the peak!
The protagonist is the coach, leading Newcastle to sweep across Europe.
The author's famous brand of magic honey + tuanmi + Luo Fen, but what is very rare is that she doesn't secretly poke and step on anyone, even Messi! I cried when I read it, because before I read it I had just mistakenly read a special confession by Mother Luo. . .
My selfishness is Kaka. I was not angry at all when Milan lost the Champions League that year. It is easy to tell whether the author loves the characters she writes. I feel that Kaka lives a very happy life in her writings. She is always cheerful and high-spirited. This is enough.
Shangcheng Do What You Want is its companion chapter. Randall cursed while taking over the blame for England's coaching job. England, which missed the group stage in the hands of McClaren, won consecutively and finally won the whole summer. Because the writing is really beautiful and persuasive, it's hard not to sigh.
And for me, although this book lost Kaká's 2007 Champions League title and even gave Kaká a four-year Sanya title, the author really clearly favors Kaká! Whose love is set in the Champions League final, and the keepsake is the European Cup championship medal that has not yet started (bushi, there is no CP in this article), we Karan Party have the blue sky above our heads!
Maybe because the protagonist is a free agent and his duty is to rush back and forth and mop the floor (bushi). The position of playing determines that the volleyball game it writes is not as interesting as Xu He's book. And I feel like this Chinese team is always in doubt, that is, "It feels like they are not at the level of being the best in the world. It seems that their opponents are very strong, but how can they win?" In general, winning is not satisfying enough.
Actually I want to give it 3.5, Just round it up to four stars.
The technical description is decent, but other than that, it's just a fun story. It feels like every chapter is about the protagonist shocking the audience and slapping foreigners in the face. Although it's really fun to watch, I have to say that it's a bit over the top. The main reason is that people have a stimulation threshold. If you keep stacking the stimulation of this kind of pleasure above the threshold, then the threshold for feeling pleasure next time will continue to increase accordingly. It means that if this kind of exciting plot happens too often, it will be difficult for you not to feel numb after reading it.
Four stars mainly because it really deserves the attention of detail and professionalism.
At 5.55 Million words, it is already longer than The Master, but it is still being serialized. When I saw more than three million words, I finally couldn't help but scroll back and found that the protagonist had only reached fourth place in the world with about five million words, and it was still early to reach the first place. . . So I finally couldn't help but run away.
When you look at the idealists and struggling people of that era, it's hard not to put a layer of filter on them. To me, this is the case for Qiuka, the international students, and the group of geese.
The ending was so unexpected that I seriously suspect that the author didn't want to continue writing (x