Football Literature (Competition and Love Coexist)
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Level B
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6d ago
There are not only wins and losses and trophies on the green field, but also love and them around the field. What I'm following now is some football fanfics I've finished reading.
Female coach article: After being dumped by 4 superstars, the female protagonist angrily entered the football world
He personally worked hard to promote the amateur club to the first division, but when the chairman sold off four core players without authorization, he was disheartened and chose to leave. There was no grand confession of love for the players in the Real Sociedad coaching team for the second time. It was all hidden in the trivial daily routines: I deliberately took a detour by her house during my morning run, just to take a look at her from a distance; I silently cared for and accompanied her when she had a fever and suffered from menstrual cramps. The love slowly grows as they get along day and night, and the two are attracted by each other, and they are only one step away from confirming their relationship.
This unspecified ambiguity was exposed by the media. Under the football public opinion that was full of prejudice against female coaches, the heroine was kicked out of Real Sociedad. The two failed to get together in the end, leaving them deeply distraught. But this ambiguous relationship attracted criticism, and the heroine was expelled from the club.
In the male-dominated football world, female coaches are subject to prejudice and have many ups and downs in their careers. Exhausted physically and mentally, she temporarily stayed away from football and wandered around. After settling down, she came back again, broke through the shackles, and started her own journey to hegemony.
It's very sweet [Love Eyes]. I really like the author's description of Kaka. The emotional writing is very good, and the intimate scenes are really amazing [Yellow Pants]
Author, please come back quickly, updates are discontinued [crying]
Kaka fell for the male protagonist step by step, and his love quietly grew, gradually falling deeper and deeper, becoming completely dependent and unable to leave again.
Chairman's message
The writing is excellent and the business layout is brilliantly written. However, I personally don't like the interspersed narrative technique in the book: key plot points are frequently inserted into narratives to review and revise the past history, thereby allowing the chairman and previous coaches to establish a deep friendship. Although this setting is very useful in paving the way for subsequent club management, frequent jumps to the past will break up the main rhythm and interrupt the immersive reading experience. The overall quality is still excellent, and readers who mind interspersed timelines can pay attention in advance.
Cp kaka