Preference: gross, good plot, no cp. I don't like it: Konjac's love-hate relationship, plastic dolls of animals raising cubs, overly idealistic or childish characters. Literary shortage
I've read over a hundred chapters, but I haven't finished it yet, and I don't want to read it anymore.
From Bayern -> Borussia -> Chelsea. The love-loving protagonist is the master midfielder and the cake-making master.
+: Football is written in a simple and easy-to-understand way, friendly to novices, technical, and very interesting. The cake making part is cool.
-: The plot is a bit boring. The glorified comedy of the parts where the players get along is a bit boring. Somewhat unrealistic.
I don't really like to read some domestic commentary-style descriptions of matches. It's too boring.
I didn't read it because I couldn't stomach these two points.
Saw the beginning. Didn't finish reading. Manchester United protagonist.
The protagonist is Beckham's virtual son. Pure cool writing. The characters written are a bit too cartoonish. Every flaw is cute + just like a family. Somewhat cloying.
I don't quite understand how to relate it to Mao, and I always feel it's a bit fantasy, the product of the author's head-scratching. The text uses Istanbul Terrier.
Someone in the protagonist's family has complained about it, so I won't talk about it. Anyway, it has a bit of a forced East Asian feel. I personally don't like this.
There is another Milan novel by the same author, so I didn't read it because I didn't like the writing style and stance.
It still looks good.
The author's writing style is online + well-documented.
One star is deducted because the plot is about abuse. It seems that I want to write about the abuse they talked about in a real football background. But the protagonist is still confused and doesn't even know why. I don't know when Zhan Zhan will talk about it next.
Personally, I don't like sour love. It looks pretty good up to this part.
When I think about it, I always feel that there is no need to torture it like this. At the same time, I feel that the author's explanation is not unreasonable. I can only say that it feels too stomach-ache for me. Just wait for this big plot to be over.
Funny and refreshing article. There is no cp in the main text, and the main character in the extra story has a few lines.
The writing style and sense of scene are top-notch, especially the documentary chapter. It seems that the author wrote the script.