The Gaffer

It's sad that it ended like this. . . As a reader who is basically fully subscribed, I am not happy 😐

The opening chapter of the game between the youth team and Barcelona is almost exactly the same as the plot of Lin Hai's The Godfather of Champions, except Arsenal is replaced by Barcelona, ​​Wenger is replaced by Cruyff, the same water is poured, the same opponent's coach falls, the same midfielder is replaced by long spikes at the prompt of Wenger (Cruyff), and even Wenger (Cruyff)'s instructions to Cesc Fabregas (Messi) are basically the same. He has become familiar with the venue, and his performance improved in the second half. . . Is this really just a reference?

I feel a little uncomfortable after finishing the book, and I want to say something: I am not a fan of it all, nor am I a real fan, but this book is worthy of being a good book. At least in the eyes of a pseudo-fan like me, it is very attractive to me. I like it very much and am very happy. I wish the author better results in the next book and more fans.

After reading The Glory of the Godfather, I came here to read the old book. How should I put it? The author has made great progress in the past few years.

I basically copied the previous book of yours, the plot is the same.

Wow, the author especially likes to write team history to make up for the word count. I'm speechless and too heavy.

Zhutou's writing is as bad as ever, without any improvement, just pretending to be a slap in the face, and all sorts of tricks, hey.

Why does it look like a combination of Godfather of Champions and Winner Takes All?

Are you writing a football novel? ? ? Anger! Sing! Pick up girls! ~No more! !

It is undeniable that sometimes referees are suspected of being biased. You don't need to write the whole book about the referee's scandal. The key is to write as you write. Someone else has made it clear that they are criticizing you, but you can't do anything about them. It's disgusting to watch, and it completely makes readers passively abused.