I really like this book, but I haven't read much of it. Maomao is really cute, the quality is stable, the writing is very good, and the ideas are relatively novel. I like it very much.
Because I personally like this kind of slightly more delicate group pet type character, the writing style and plot are relatively mature, but if you don't like the group pet type, don't buy it.
Personally, I quite like this book. It is the first coaching book. The writing style and plot are very mature and have almost no shortcomings. The shortcoming is that the protagonist gave up Kaka because he bought 272. Messi and 272 are in the protagonist's team. These two are relatively controversial figures. If you don't like it, don't read it. (Note: There are two books in this series, the first half is "Do As You Want" and the second half is "Flying High")
The basic writing style and plot of the articles written by this author are very mature. This is an article about the chairman of Manchester United. Personally, I feel that there is nothing much to say because the whole article is very mature. The author is guaranteed to be good, so you don't have to worry about being cheated. Several other articles by this author are also very good. You can go and read them.
I haven't read this book for a long time, so I read the previous one for free. Personally, I thought it was pretty good. The CP is Cristiano Ronaldo, the main character, and the protagonist has a goalkeeper training system, so if you don't like the system, don't read it. The emotional scenes are quite sweet, but I looked at the comment section, and some people said that it was too long and looked a bit tiring. If you don't like long articles, you can just read this one.
The reason why I rated this book so high is because he is the chairman of Arsenal, and he will give the football professor money to buy people! ! ! The career line is written just right, and the CP is the rare Brother Long. The emotional scenes are quite sweet, but maybe I don't like this kind of emotional drama personally. I prefer to watch his career line. Arsenal fans don't have to worry about it. After all, it is the only Arsenal Chairman article that has been completed (just what I know does not mean that there are no others in Jinjiang or on the Internet, please don't criticize)
Adrian's authority is unquestionable and I will always follow Adrian Gate! ! ! This book will not be included in V, CP will always be the main focus, the protagonist is a worker in the British and American world, playing football games
I like this book, but I haven't read it yet. I have read the author's last book, The Last Goalkeeper. This book is the if line of that book. Not surprisingly, it is Milan, with the president of Milan and players, and was loaned to Manchester United in the middle. I really like this book. It is purely about family and friendship.
This book is written in the first person. The main character is the kind of kid with a high moral sense who actually feels guilty towards those who train hard because he owns the system. What a good kid! ! ! The style of this article may be a bit melancholy, the CP is Uncle Zha, but there are other people's single arrows towards the protagonist! ! ! This book is free. The author said he won't be able to enter V, so there is no rush.
This book is a bit too big to read. It's a bit like a hot-blooded anime style. The characters' language is very formal, even a bit translated. The front is a bit magical realism (fantasy) and then it becomes normal. This book is also divided into two parts. The other one is in the author's column.
Well, this book, many people have a one-sided view of the protagonist. The protagonist has a tendency to be a heartthrob, but there is no CP. Because the protagonist is the son of the Red Devil mascot, it is a bit fantasy (?). It is the kind of hypocritical writing (not derogatory). You have to read the protagonist's character to see whether you like it or not. It is recommended to read the free chapter first and get a feel for it before buying it.
The protagonist is a kind of lively puppy character. Maybe I don't like it very much. It's a heartthrob but it's all single arrows (I don't know why the mark has no CP). It's also Milan. I don't like this one very much, but you can buy it.
I quite like this book. The CP is Alessandro Nesta, who is now behind Lazio and is about to move to Milan. The protagonist was a magic plant in his previous life and was reincarnated into a human being. In fact, I feel that he has a tendency to be a group favorite and a heartthrob. It can be regarded as a micro-group favorite. However, the author's updates are extremely unstable and he is cautious about entering the trap, but the overall writing is quite good.
Although this book has a system, it has relatively few hooks. There are successes and failures. It is more realistic. The protagonist's personal charm and growth are well shaped. Those who like to see growth can read it. QPR is Queen's Park Rangers (the background board in Manchester City's 9320 Miracle).
There is nothing to introduce in this book, it is Manchester United, but I would like to note that the CP of this book is Alan Smith, who is very, very rare. This is the first time I have seen Alan as a CP. If you like Alan, you can directly rush to it.
The author's quality is guaranteed, but this one is a little more cautious because it has not been updated for a long time. The idea is quite interesting. The protagonist was a fortune-telling Taoist priest in his previous life (similar to) he is from Inter Milan in this life. Now it seems to be quite good, but it is only 20,000 words. Just take a look.
It is a rare article about the current Manchester United. The main character is set to play football after quitting the entertainment industry. There is a system that Manchester United fans can understand without thinking.
This is the second half of the book. The first half is about me playing football in the United States and making my debut. I like these books very much. The protagonist was a very, very confused beauty star in the past life, and he comes to play football in this life. (Note: The reason why the protagonist retired is related to the national football team. I don't want to see it in the article at all. National football players can only buy the first half.) The main character is a homeless man from the five major leagues. In the first half, people misunderstood him as suffering from depression because there was a time gap when entering the system for training. There is a system but the hang-up is not particularly big. I personally like this book. The career line is also written very well.
Arsenal + Kecun article, Arsenal finally won the championship. The author also has another book in advance, which is from the chairman of Arsenal. It's quite interesting to read the copy. This book will be a no-brainer for Arsenal fans.
Chelsea article, although many people have a single arrow about the protagonist and the protagonist has talked to them and has a tendency to be a heartthrob, but the protagonist's true love is Chelsea, but the author has not updated for more than three months, so be cautious
The author's writing may be a bit immature, but his thinking is pretty good. It's written in Dortmund, and the protagonist is a doomsday mutant. But now I seriously doubt that the author is done with it, so I'll be more cautious when entering. Second Edition: It's unfinished... Although the author's writing style was immature before, he still wrote the article with great care. As a result, he has made a lot of trouble now. Be careful when buying this author's articles.
This is a fanfic where the protagonist needs to win and gain independent rights. It sounds interesting, but it's 50,000 words, written by Lazio, CP Nesta
The update is relatively stable. It seems that it will not be included in V now. It is set by Cristiano Ronaldo, the son of Cantona, the real prince of Manchester United.
This book is very interesting. The protagonist is a contemporary of Beckenbauer and Cruyff. After drowning, his soul is possessed by a Dortmund player. I included it firstly because it is a good book, and secondly because the author of this book has passed away and I want more people to know about her.