The Days of Playing Soccer with a Great Luo

In my memory, the thing that impressed me most about Ronaldo was Jin Sangzi (a type of throat lozenge).

This protagonist's personality is absolutely disgusting. You're a time traveler who experienced so much in your previous life, shouldn't you be more mature? After transmigrating, you're acting like you're going to die for Ronaldo; your IQ is practically zero. This isn't the kind of groveling you do.

I don't really like writing reviews, but seeing you guys criticizing me like this makes me afraid I'll scare away all the readers. What if the book becomes unpopular and the author stops writing? I think it's well-written; at least it avoids most of my trigger points.

I read a dozen chapters and then dropped it. If you can't write romance, don't write it at all. Creating a protagonist who's such a jerk is just ridiculous.

There's a lack of empathy when it comes to "simps"!

Although Ronaldo plays football superiorly, Messi and Ronaldo are not meant to belittle each other, are they?

After reading the first few chapters, to be honest, I found it a bit hard to continue. Writing about Da Luo is fine, but the way you've written it is a bit too much.

This protagonist lives entirely for Ronaldo, right? Since arriving in Europe, he's been following Ronaldo from one team to another, completely lacking his own identity.

This is the first time I've seen a brainless male protagonist who has lost his independent personality and acts like a sycophant.

The initial writing went a bit too far in mythologizing Ronaldo, as if he couldn't live without him.