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Good books are meant to be shared. I’m passing along the gems I’ve found so fellow readers can enjoy them too. Lately I’ve been really into stories about little ones growing up. If you know any books where the protagonist has a long childhood to explore, please recommend them! Beastfolk cubs, human dumplings, anything like that. Childhood is so adorable, so why rush to make them grow up? It’s so boring. But if you’re recommending a story about a toddler who’s already competing for favor and fac
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This football novel is one of the most unique sports novels I have ever read. When compared horizontally, it is no less than Lin Hai's most peak work. The writing is meaningful and magnificent, and the author's character creation is very rich, especially the supporting characters have their own characteristics. The story is therefore very interesting. There are fewer and fewer books that are interesting but not boring. I recommend reading it! Most of the anecdotes about football stars are based on truth, or at least they are rumors. Old fans will smile knowingly after reading them, which is enough to cherish their youthful memories. How could such an interesting and readable book remain unknown and not be widely publicized? Isn't it a pity for us book fans!
I have read many football articles by the so-called starting point masters. To be honest, this one is the best so far! Author, keep up the good work! A quick aside: can there be more updates and faster updates? Not enough to watch
Sue the author of "Golden Green" and other authors of football articles. (Refined)
"Golden Green", the most exquisite football article, has a rating of 9.5. I have read almost all football novels, such as Gao Xiaodong's "Restricted Superstar", which is not as good as playing football. I think this is one of the more readable books, and it is relatively readable among systematic texts, and has a rating of 9 points; "Light of Champions" by Lin Hai Tingtao, "Glory of Champions" and "Legend of Champions" by Chu Zhongtian, which are not systematic, have a rating of 9 points. If the system, rebirth and other cheats are not handled properly, it will be extremely poisonous and cannot be watched at all. Zhuo Yang in "Golden Green" has no system and is not reborn. The author creates a genius with a highly developed brain. He is a 17-year-old boy who is very interested in music and football under the influence of his mother and father. This age is the period when his personality is about to be determined. Studying abroad at the University of Music in Hannover and joining the German third-division club Madiburg Youth Team (Germany's fifth-level league) part-time is a period of personality development. Zhuoyang is to music & football what Einstein is to physics. They are all super geniuses who devote all their attention to the fields that interest them most. Therefore, there is no doubt that Einstein will ascend to the highest position in physics, and Zhuo Yang will also ascend to the highest position in music and football (if nothing unexpected happens). I especially agree with the author's handling of the plot, which is very sophisticated and hardly makes people feel a strong sense of violation. For example: A certain football novel is a golden finger of rebirth. The author's approach is to restore the experience to its original state. For example, the night in Istanbul when AC Milan was reversed. When writing, you really wrote down the original process exactly the same. You must know that even if the same person completes a great initiative, if you let him live again, he may not be able to complete it again, let alone complete it exactly the same. For this type of rebirth article, simply don't use the setting of rebirth, and directly give him a setting that predicts the future, as if he can predict the future, but it is not certain and needs to be verified by himself. The author keeps reminding readers that the protagonist is reborn, which is very dramatic and greatly reduces the points. Ye Wei in WALL-E's "Movie Master" let him know the future through a dream-like setting. Another example is Fang Yun in Huangfuqi's "The Royal Family of the Great Zhou". He thought he was reborn, but in fact it was a powerful being deducing the future for the Emperor of the Great Zhou. He was involved in it, with super real senses and memory, and through this deduction, he also studied for 10 years during this deduction, giving him 10 years of knowledge reserves. "Golden Green" handles it very well. Although the author is also interpreting the game according to the history, the protagonist is indeed in the game, and the readers can easily get involved. This is a big bonus. Just don't need the football writer to be reborn, and the system will set it as appropriate, or even just give him a super genius setting. Don't respawn, use the system as appropriate; this way you can have fewer poisonous points and more interesting points. I hope the authors will consider it!
I'm so obsessed with watching the emotional drama of the protagonist. You tell me that reading a sports novel is like following a romance drama. It can either be pure and innocent and stick to the end, or it can be scumbag and take it all in. Don't make it like a soap opera, splitting and reuniting, saying whether it's scum or not, whether it's pure or not.
I have been reading this book for several days in a row. The protagonist's learning ability is quite good. The combination of playing piano and playing football is also very attractive. I wanted to read this book this weekend. Unfortunately, I saw this person maliciously breaking someone's leg just to give his brother a higher position, and it was not him who came on as a substitute later. Brother, the protagonist is furious. It's so disgusting that I can't stand it. The black girl model before was so disgusting that I couldn't bear it. This so-and-so has a crush on the protagonist, but the protagonist smiles in front of her face but deliberately and maliciously jeopardizes other people's futures and ideals. Goodbye, the three views are inconsistent.
It feels like a group of Chinese people are active in European football fields, speaking Chinese idioms. Shut up and curse the Chinese nation, and add a Chinese remark in the middle.
Daily poisoning! Well-deserved reputation! This book is indeed full of all five poisons!
The writing of this book is very good. It looked good at first, but the part about Hargreeves and Ze Roberto with the broken legs was really disgusting. I couldn't stand it anymore. Unfortunately, I just ordered 100 chapters. There is no grievance, no grudges, and people's legs are broken just so that Piggy can be in the starting lineup. It's really disgusting. I might as well just use a wave of magic to kill everyone, and it will be the finale of dominating the world.
This book can only be said to be purely about making money and going crazy. There are too many messy descriptions. The lives of the protagonist and the supporting characters in both hemispheres can be described in several chapters. The description of the snow scene in one morning is more than half a chapter. Everyone always adds the sentence after every word - do you know! The protagonist's teammate is the soul of a Western Chinese, the jokes are all in the Chinese style, and he is always called the referee uncle on the court? On the field, I call Onkel in German and uncle in English. I might as well call him Dad. Can the author understand the customs and habits of foreign countries when writing a book? He doesn't even know the basic skills. They are all different from our cognition. How can we read it?
Discuss when did Zhuo Yang have a girlfriend? Which one is it? When will you join the national team? Definitely the German team. Don't mention the one who is in the middle of the blame. Whoever takes the blame will be the one who takes the blame. Chinese football is a quagmire. The character of an official is simply not worthy of Zhuo Yang.