Glory on the Green
绿茵峥嵘
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.4M Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Soccer
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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Seeing the author mention changing Icardi's character slightly, saying that writing based on a real person felt restrictive, I'm glad the author made this change, but it's still too little. Ever since reading *Captain Tsubasa*, I've repeatedly mentioned in book reviews and groups why a novel with entirely fictional characters couldn't surpass the classic anime *Captain Tsubasa*?
There's nothing that can't be criticized (a 24-year AC Milan fan's comment). I started liking AC Milan when I was in elementary school. From the 1990s when Serie A broadcasts swept the country, all the way to the internet age, I have now spent two-thirds of my life as an AC Milan fan. I just saw a fellow AC Milan fan commenting against the author's criticism of Milan. I think that's unnecessary.
Speculation about the protagonist's future
Starting at Sampdoria and then going to a team that can slap AC Milan in the face—is there anyone more suitable than Inter Milan? Moreover, he can continue to be teammates with Icardi and rekindle their past relationship. After Inter Milan gained fame, they had two options: La Liga and the Premier League.
I haven't finished a single match in a month. The psychological descriptions of various minor characters take up more than half the book, making the main plot feel fragmented. I started reading Lin Da's books from "Champion's Light," initially reading pirated copies as a student (sorry, I'll definitely buy the official version once I have a stable job).
Are people who spam "keep going" and "keep going" in the comments section crazy? I've been scrolling for ages and can't find a single meaningful or substantive book review. Are these 6,000+ comments made up of just a few idiots?
Instead of shooting, he passed the ball.
Choosing to pass instead of shoot—that's the difference between a leader and a striker...
The Chinese national football team isn't actually that bad in Asia. With a good midfielder and forward who can hold the ball and attack, improving by one or two levels shouldn't be a problem.
I've read most of Lin Hai's books, and this one is probably the worst he's ever written; it was quite frustrating to read.
I'd like to ask, does the protagonist of this book actually have any special abilities or cheat codes? I haven't seen any yet, even though it's almost ready for release. I'm wondering what makes him so powerful? There are no real-life examples of this, and he doesn't have any special abilities, so writing that he became powerful solely on his own seems a bit unrealistic.
How can a team rise to prominence without cheat codes? It's not that I look down on Chinese football, I despise it. Want to rise to prominence without cheat codes? Go back to sleep, you can have anything in your dreams.