There are all kinds of sexual orientations. I prefer the protagonist with a distinctive personality and don't like food that smells particularly strong.
The Chinese protagonist should be like Arsenal, one person and one city. The writing is beautiful, the relationship is developed, the writing is fluent, and the reading experience is good.
The male protagonist has no cp text. It's a decent film, the writing is okay, the plot is generally enjoyable, and neither the story nor the characters' personalities particularly impressed me. The extra chapter is very poisonous, Shi Yimen was rented out to be the second door (I avoided the lightning in advance and did not buy it)
National team: None (Chinese but not playing national football)
Club: ... I have no impression. It seems that I was a small team in Serie B at first, and then I went to somewhere in the Premier League.
It can be said that this book is as plain as boiled water, but it can quench your thirst when you are thirsty, but after drinking it, I really have no impression.
There is no cp when a woman wears a man's clothes, but there is a plot of being secretly in love. I haven't finished watching it, but I feel a little tired in the later stages and have a slight taste. The protagonist is an ordinary good guy of the dog type with no special characteristics.
National team: (abducted by Havertz) Germany
Club: Chelsea → Bayern
The male protagonist Su Shuang has no cp. A rare and creative way to become famous with one goal (playing in the MLS Club World Cup), the setting is very Long Aotian Jack Su, which deducts a lot of points.
The male protagonist has no CP. The third goal was hit by a wave of injuries, so it was interesting to write about it, but it was a mistake and a big deduction was made.
National team: I've been fooled before I even wrote about it, but Germany
Club: Bayern
The male protagonist has no cp and is a cool novel, but it has a strong family flavor, which is considered a very good source of food. The writing is humorous, and I often laugh out loud while watching it. The author may be a Barak dream boy/girl, but he didn't turn the protagonist into a brainless licker, which is good.
National team: Germany
Club: Borussia → Chelsea → Real Madrid → Bayern → become chairman after retirement
In a romance novel with a male protagonist, the emotional line is well written and takes up a small proportion. As a Belgian, the protagonist's character is also very beagle. The national team part is like a meeting in a beagle kennel, which is full of fun. The rhythm of the plot advancement and game description is quite good, the writing is smooth, and the reading experience is excellent. It is currently my favorite JJ football article I have read.
National team: Belgium
Club: Real Madrid→Manchester United→?