In terms of football, the protagonist is in the timeline of Melo's double love, and the defender's Ballon d'Or award is considered the best among the best. The writing method of dual timelines is that at the beginning there is a big chapter and a small chapter, and then it is all big chapters. The little card part is a bit depressing, as both parents are cannibals, which is even more painful when the protagonist is a minor pretending to be an adult, so although I quite liked it, I only re-watched it once. My favorite part of this article is a Milan if line. Although it is very short, I really love it.
For those who can accept the charming design of everyone, it is Shenwen; but for those who can't accept it, they will probably feel that their power is overstretched.
This is a very early football article, the CP is Cristiano Ronaldo, but I have no impression of the relationship between Cristiano Ronaldo and the protagonist. On the contrary, from Porto to Chelsea to Real Madrid, Mourinho is the coach of the protagonist, and I feel that the relationship with him is fuller as both a teacher and a friend. Maybe it's because I really like birds, so I have a filter for this article.
There are no cheats, and even the protagonist's career is a bit bumpy. It may not be exciting enough, but it is good to watch.
The writing is very stream-of-consciousness, with one story and one emotion written quite well. . . But football writing does not require you to write about the world's top tactics, or even to have no rule errors. If you make a rule error, do you correct it?
However, it did not change after it was over. After seeing the goalkeeper get a red card for the first time, the rule that one person can play was added because of the goalkeeper's "special position". Which country's football is this?
I didn't know it was an article by the same author before I started reading it, and then I saw a 70m hand throw. . .
There are also the same low-level mistakes in football rules that are still unwilling to be corrected: after a goal is scored, the two sides do not go to the center circle to kick off, but the goalkeeper throws the ball and starts to counterattack. Is this a point? Your goalkeeper's secret is that he breaks the rules without being called upon by the referee?
A Chinese travels back in time, a big center forward with Croatian nationality, a super golden finger, no cp but written like Arsene Wenger in love. However, in the introduction, it is written that Professor Renmi eats a poisonous mushroom as a dream work, which should be regarded as a direct statement from the author.
It's probably a piece of ecstasy for factory honey.
It's a bad ending, a huge bad ending. I'm a very resentful person so I ordered all of it. Many of the foreshadowings in the previous article have not been concluded at all (it was said that they were going to Serie A and Milan, but in fact it ended without playing any big games in the middle).
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