The Restricted Superstar

You still need to include some romance scenes; not including any at all is too dull and boring.

I really don't understand why the author is so insistent on making this short, stocky guy the captain. The captain doesn't earn more money, nor does he have higher commercial value; on the field, skill is everything. The funniest thing is that he schemed his way to captaincy at Porto, only to leave after one season.

I really don't understand what the author was thinking with such a character. He's been ridiculed since childhood, and despite having a football system, he doesn't bother to lose weight. He goes to Portugal, but none of the top five clubs want him. And then he gives up on himself. He eats and drinks excessively every day and spends two months online without dieting.

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It's been about two years. When the author stopped updating, I waited anxiously. Later, I read some reviews and found out the author was ill, quite seriously. I had already given up hope that the author would continue updating. But in 2019, the author started updating again, which made me very happy because it meant the author had overcome the illness and could continue updating.

Chinese national football team coach Li Tie has over 100 million yuan in savings in just one bank account. The Chinese Football Association is about to launch a new wave of anti-corruption efforts. But… what's the point? The roots of the tree are rotten; all the crackdowns are just a matter of "sacrificing the pawn to save the king."

A professional athlete. His usual diet is heavy on oil and spicy food, and he never does any intense training. He drinks beer, baijiu, and barbecue while complaining that he gains weight even from drinking water. Gaining six kilograms in a month? Is that some kind of physique?

Sending a girl to a rich second-generation heir

I abandoned the book after subscribing to 400 chapters and being kicked out. Why do so many authors who write about competitive sports insist on elaborating and building up to the most crucial final match, insisting on a defeat and various other factors?

Having read so many sports novels, I've noticed that many authors, under the female protagonist's arrangement, favor Western socialites and celebrities. Does dating a foreign woman equate to bringing glory to the country? Besides, most of those Western celebrities, with a few exceptions, are the type who are beautiful in their youth but age quickly.