Bayern, the Kings

Honestly, those stories of players getting dumped by teams and then bragging and getting slapped in the face—I really don't know whose face they're slapping. Being dumped by a team proves you're indeed bad, that the team wasn't wrong about you, and that you just had some kind of cheat code or cheat system. Otherwise, you're just a pile of crap.

A person who is greedy, lustful, and of extremely bad character—someone who even peeks at his cousin's girlfriend while she's showering, someone who even tries to steal his cousin's lottery winnings—even if you had the biggest heart, could you possibly be with him? I don't know what the author was thinking!

I just want to know if the protagonist owed Guan Xiaobai something in the past. Is it even acceptable to keep an agent like that? He took such a large cut; it feels like he's Guan Xiaobai's slave, haha.

How many of my Ren's fans are there? Let me know!

Sigh, Lewandowski and Alaba are both gone. I feel like the author was writing about a healthy Robben without his signature cut-in moves. It's a pity there isn't such a system. If there were, and Robben had suffered fewer injuries, that Bayern Munich team would definitely not have only won one Champions League title.

I think Guan Xiaobai has a bit too much screen time.

If it weren't for Guan Xiaobai, this would still be a good book.

Guan Xiaobai is definitely a fatal flaw! It's so frustrating to watch.

As a Bayern Munich fan, I must support them and cheer for Bayern!

It feels a bit toxic; a doctor developed a system. If you said he was from the software or computer industry, I could accept it.