Golden Green Fields
金色绿茵
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 8.6M Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Soccer
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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This football novel is one of the most unique sports web novels I've ever read, and it's in no way inferior to Lin Hai's best works. The writing is elegant and the story is epic. The author has created very well-rounded characters, especially the supporting ones, each with their own distinct personality, making the story very interesting.
I've read many football novels by so-called top authors on Qidian, and honestly, this one is the best so far! Author, keep up the good work! Just a quick note: could you update more often and faster? I'm not getting enough!
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"Golden Green Field," the most exquisite football novel, rated 9.5. I've read almost all football novels, such as "Restricted Superstar" by Gao Xiaodong by Ru Bu Ti Qiu, which I think is quite readable, and one of the better system novels, rated 9. Lin Hai Ting Tao's "Champion's Light" by Rong Guang and "Champion's Legend" by Chu Zhongtian, both without a system, rated 9.
The main characters' love lives are driving me crazy! I'm reading a sports novel, and it's like watching a romance drama. Either be pure and faithful, or be a total scumbag and take all the virgins. Don't make it like a soap opera, with all the breakups and makeups, neither pure nor scumbag.
I've been reading this book for several days in a row. The protagonist's learning ability is quite impressive, and the combination of piano and soccer is also very appealing. I was planning to read this book all weekend, but unfortunately, when I got to the part where someone maliciously breaks another person's leg just to help their brother get ahead, and then the substitute isn't even their…
It feels like there's a group of Chinese people active on European football fields, spouting Chinese idioms, using Chinese profanities, and occasionally throwing in a Chinese proverb.
Daily Poisoning! It truly lives up to its name! This book is indeed full of all kinds of poisons!
The writing style of this book is quite good, and it was initially quite enjoyable. However, the part about Hargreaves and Zero Roberto with the broken legs was truly disgusting, and I couldn't continue reading. I had just subscribed to 100 chapters, and they had no grudge against me; just to get the author to be featured, they broke someone's leg. It was utterly disgusting.
This book is simply driven by a money-grubbing madness. There are far too many nonsensical descriptions; the lives of supporting characters in the two hemispheres are described in several chapters, and a single morning snow scene takes up more than half a chapter. Everyone's lines end with "Do you know?!"
When will Zhuo Yang get a girlfriend? Who will it be? When will he join the national team? Definitely the German team. Don't mention China; whoever goes there becomes a scapegoat. Chinese football is a cesspool. The officials there are simply not worthy of Zhuo Yang's character.