The Star Coach

It's officially finished, but I still feel a little unsatisfied.

The protagonist should probably keep his number of houses in China under control, or he'll face repercussions later! 🤫 Winning the Asian Cup isn't a magic shield; the protagonist's personality definitely won't be liked by the big shots, and he has enough money already!

The car won't start, is it out of gas?

It's a pretty good book; at least it doesn't pad with too many words. And the writing style is quite unique!

This book is excellent; I've already subscribed and finished reading it! I'll try my best to update it!

Reading this author's books is quite enjoyable, unlike those that focus on a single match for over ten chapters, then jump from match to match. That's just filler. This is practically machine-made; pure competitive writing is all too repetitive. The character depicted is a flesh-and-blood human being, not some kind of goofball. Humans have lives; what's the point of life if you don't?

There's now a connection with Monaco, is it because they've helped Hoffenheim get promoted to Serie B? Then in 2003/04, Monaco will face Mourinho in the Champions League, which feels good, following the historical trajectory to the final. Monaco is actually a good place; the taxes are low. If you're willing to invest, it can attract many star players.

Let's build a building while there are fewer people here~ hehehe

He's so fond of women, isn't he afraid of getting AIDS?

Having won their seventh title, it's time to end things here.