The Great Counterattack

I change the channel as soon as I see the word "join the national football team"; it's disgusting to watch.

These first few chapters will probably drive away a lot of people...

Don't read beyond chapter 220. A cute little girl was deliberately killed off to force the protagonist to leave!

Is this a football novel or an urban fantasy? And the protagonist's pretentiousness is disgusting! I've decided to drop this book after reading over 50 chapters!

I have a question. Did the main character change back to Chinese nationality later on? It would be better if they didn't change to Spanish nationality.

Is Chinese citizenship bad? You dislike the Chinese national football team, so you want to become a Spanish citizen? A son doesn't despise his mother for being ugly.

It's a struggle to watch. You're so young and have such a bad temper. Do you think everyone's your father? That everyone'll spoil you? Sigh, you can't even communicate properly. How are you going to integrate into the team? Who's going to pass you the ball? Even if you're incredibly talented, you're just kicking air.

After reading so many chapters, it didn't feel like a football novel at all... It seems like they've buried the reader's attention by just setting up foreshadowing.

Trash! A young fan died, and instead of giving your best performance to console his soul, you acted like a ghost. That's awful! With that kind of mentality, how can you even play football?!

I suggest renaming it "The Great Car Accident." The protagonist's parents died in a car accident early on, then he was involved in another car accident during his time at the Yellow Pool Club, which created enemies who opposed him. Then, a little girl he knew was involved in another car accident, and her death became the catalyst for his transfer. The entire novel's plot revolves around car accidents.