Articles with no duplicate authors will be placed here. Articles with the same author will be placed in the first two book lists. They are basically football articles with a little f1. See the detailed introduction below.
I can't read any of this author's writing style and plot designs successfully. I'm pretty receptive to bullshit, but some of the plot designs are really subtle.
The Portuguese prince is still a prince literature, a group favorite literature, the communication between the characters is a bit sticky, some people may think it is awkward, but I personally feel that it is okay, it is really refreshing
The Bayern book in the column is too aunty, so I won't include it. This one is better, but I don't know why it doesn't look good after Kuan comes out. As soon as the emotional line appears, the protagonist's aunty smell comes out.
This author has written a lot of football articles in columns, but they are really too old. In this one, there is a plot about Lei Dongdong taking Gu Di (female) to see a Chinese medicine doctor, which made me dizzy.
CP Luo, I always felt that I didn't dare to watch the combination of referees and players, so I only watched a little bit. The situation of the heroine in it always made people very angry.
It's a relatively ugly and refreshing article. I haven't finished it yet. I may come back and read it again later. After all, CP is a little rocket. I still want to try it.
It seems like a cool article, but it's a bit magical that a star-turned-player can suddenly start the starting lineup. I haven't finished reading it yet. I'll add other comments.
I haven't finished it yet, I only saw chapter 70, and there is a sub-CP (I don't like reading it very much, but I'm not tired), so I'm a little confused and I need to add more detailed comments.
The protagonist is a sheep (the specific spoilers will not be discussed here), and there may be no CP or CP Magic Flute
The pace is a bit slow. When I was still a cub, I wrote a lot of short stories about Kecun's childhood.
It's a good read. The shortcoming is that the protagonist's personality is easy to be led by others, and the same is true for his career. There is a plot where he is fooled by his teammates when he chooses the national team/club, which is a bit irritating. It is obviously not his fault but he is often at a disadvantage. Other than that, it is good and does not feel like a mom at all, so I still give it full stars.
Beckham's eldest son (not Brooklyn), cp 10
At present, he is basically at Manchester United. There is a part of the loan plot and injuries.
The goal is to attack each other, but basically it is the main attack. The emotional line is active, and it is a bit humble and unworthy. People may not like this, but I am the protagonist, so I like it very much.
You'll feel a little dizzy at first when you watch it, and you won't be able to tell which one is the protagonist, a woman wearing a man's skin, or Manchester United. The timeline is quite early, when Beckham was young and very gay.
It's short, keep it up
33 Dream girl? It feels like I wrote a male protagonist who I can substitute for myself and then went to vote for vstp. As the protagonist of a competitive novel, the male protagonist has never been so aggrieved in his career line, and his emotional line is even more aggrieved. It is obviously Fang Fang's fault, but it is still Fang Fang who loses his temper, and it is Fang Fang who speaks unpleasant words, and the person who tries to coax him is the protagonist.
There is also a melon in the forum. The second episode (before the modification) is a joke about a widow * a long-term worker, but the gender change is not marked in the title. For details, you can go to the JJ forum to see
It's a very mysterious book. The male protagonist is a big scumbag and has been with many football stars. The main love lines are Ding and Toniu. The friendship line is Kane, which contains promiscuity, bloodshed, and straight-up twists. The plot direction in the later stages is amazing. You don't know what will happen if you don't click on the next chapter. In the end, he ends up with the double-door refrigerator version of Toniu.
I have clicked in countless times and exited countless times. The author is Ding Renmi. The concentration is too high and the male protagonist has no personality characteristics of his own. It is purely to give Ding a happier life. The male protagonist himself has no personality charm and no tension in the cp line.