Soccer's Entertainment Superstar
足球之娱乐巨星
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Soccer
- Updated
- 5y ago
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I couldn't resist and read the last chapter directly. The protagonist had so many ambiguous relationships with women, but in the end he married Lim Yoon-ah. I'm speechless.
Football and K-pop fans have absolutely no overlap. I don't know what they were thinking, putting the two together. Generally speaking, most football fans dislike South Korea.
I have no problem with writing entertainment stories, but why is there so much focus on K-pop in sports? The book's low subscription rate is precisely because K-pop is overemphasized in sports, especially during this sensitive period. I skipped subscriptions whenever K-pop was mentioned.
I was really looking forward to the soccer part, but unfortunately, this system is a gacha system, and the ability cards you draw are just one-time trial cards. It's really boring watching this. Without actual skill, you're just relying on one-time ability trial cards to play soccer. Goodbye!
Combining football with the entertainment industry isn't necessarily a bad thing. For example, it's understandable for someone to go into the entertainment industry, date a few female celebrities, or even participate in variety shows. But what's with this guy playing football and then suddenly going into acting and making it his profession?
I read a few chapters and it was complete nonsense, riddled with typos.
I really don't understand. Is this supposed to be about football or entertainment? While it's true that sports and entertainment are intertwined, have you ever seen a football star scare away from an awards ceremony during a match? This is completely unprofessional. Either write about entertainment or football properly; what is this nonsense?
Brother, who is Li Feng? Is he the incarnation of the protagonist Lin Dong?
It's written like a diary entry; I've read sixty or seventy chapters and there's still no mention of football. The writing is really bad. This is the first time I've ever read a football novel and not wanted to read any more than the VIP chapters!
Wouldn't it be better for him to go into the entertainment industry after retiring?