The Sharpest Blade on the Pitch

Why is football basically written about Manchester United? I don't even know what is good about Manchester United.

Football is still the best starting from the Chinese Super League. Those great writers are always in the Premier League and La Liga. I always feel that there is a little less intimacy.

At a time when two superstars are ruling the football world, it's easy to say that there are as many strong players as there are.

After reading Chapter 70, to be honest, this is the first time I have seen someone who went to Europe and then returned to the Chinese Super League on loan to play 😴! Psychotic novel. .

Those who plagiarize without making corrections are the most powerful authors I have ever seen... Chu Zhongtian is here.

Barcelona is your father? Real Madrid lost two consecutive Champions Leagues with ease, and then lost another Champions League to Barcelona😤😤😤

This guy is so shameless, even if you just copy the book, why don't you even bother to change the protagonist's name? Isn't that too much? Chu Zhongtian? Hahaha

It's strange, why everyone is against going to,,,,, what a great place during the Chinese Super League! ! ! ! Just like the God of Cookery, it appears to be the Shaolin Temple, but it is actually the Chinese Frying Art Academy. It appears to be a football player, but it is actually the Chinese Martial Arts Central Academy. Of course the protagonist goes to the Chinese Super League to learn martial arts. Otherwise, how can he show off his power on the court? . . . . . . . .

To make a complaint, in the first few chapters, it is said that the protagonist has a strong judgment of the trajectory of the ball and has first-class physical fitness, but his foot skills are weak. What kind of center training is this? Would it be stupid not to train a goalkeeper? Another goalkeeper has a much longer career lifespan than a center forward.

This novel is now coming to an end after the first season after moving to Manchester United. Let me give you my thoughts. The protagonist of this book has a golden finger, so he just practices in it. There are reward points at the beginning, but the author doesn't mention it again later. Moreover, the practice progress is very slow, and he can't get up until he is almost done! It seems like the protagonist has been like this after four years of training! It still basically depends on talent, body and heading! The protagonist here basically has to hit a lot of goalposts in every game. In reality, there are a lot of goalposts, but in fact, there are still very few for a single player in a single team. It's too exaggerated! And Qiu, the protagonist relies on his body to header the ball, and will be fouled basically every time. It has always been like this, the referee can't see it, and the protagonist doesn't even fart. Is there something wrong with the protagonist's brain? Wouldn't there be some reflection if someone commits a foul? Don't know how to find a referee? There is no invincible golden finger, so why do we compete so hard? There are also important games, the referee will basically help the opponent. You said that the protagonist you wrote is not very good, he is just a striker who relies on his talent to make a living. According to your way of writing, the protagonist has been rubbed to the ground to death. It is said that the protagonist headers the ball in the penalty area. From beginning to end, it is written about how the protagonist is fouled and cheated. He never resists, never reacts, and never takes a penalty kick! I was confused, is the protagonist a masochist?