The Super All-Round Superstar

Even if you're Dutch citizen, as long as you're of Chinese descent, you'll be reported on in China. Why is there no information about China in this whole article? It's like Jeremy Lin in the US.

The protagonist's first game. At eighteen, without the system, he couldn't defend against his sixteen-year-old opponent. Getting kicked out is normal, nothing to complain about. Moreover, the protagonist finds it perplexing that he has to work so many jobs. The Dutch social security system is incredibly comprehensive, subsidizing 70% of school fees annually—what does that mean?

Every time a goal is scored, Amel cries; she's truly a woman made of water. The author also perfectly illustrates several ways to describe crying.

After reading over 100 chapters, I realized it was about the Dutch. I'm giving up.

I've given up on all football novels that don't feature the Chinese national football team.

Brothers, the protagonist is a defender who scores 37 goals in half a season. If you're a football fan, you don't need to read this novel. It's just to show how awesome the protagonist is, a defender scores 37 goals.

The book's style is to start with the title, then dedicate a chapter to describing how amazing the protagonist's shot was—a shot like a streak of light that ultimately missed—it's absolutely incredible!

The first thing a person should do after getting a system is to abandon everything else and find a place to figure it out. Is it even human to write a protagonist who is so carefree and continues to do odd jobs?

I couldn't even finish Chapter 10; it was incredibly toxic.

In chapter 210+, while I was fighting against the system, I got poisoned and died 😭.