
The Green Pitch Dreamscape
绿茵盗梦空间
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 142k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Soccer
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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64Chapters
572Recommendations
3Fans
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The "entering a dream" cheat code is creative.
I think it would be great to write about in the city, but I don't think there would be this kind of idea in the sports category!
This could be called "Kant's Best Buddies," hahaha.
I'll write honestly and dream peacefully.
Can I say it's better than the story of the Green Lion?
The first three chapters have a bit of a fantasy feel to them.
This book, though not very realistic, has some original ideas.
The ability to steal dreams is quite good, but take it slow and see how you want to write the protagonist.
There are fewer and fewer sports books.
It's giving me a headache. I think I've figured out the "golden finger" (a powerful, overpowered ability), but this main character is pretty insignificant. He doesn't feel like a main character at all; he's more like the female lead's pet cat or dog. He seems to want to become stronger, but he doesn't show it; he's just a lazy bum who's waiting to die.
That's so sneaky! The "entering the dream" meme is just a reference to save-scumming (SL), isn't it? Looks like you can write each match twice, copy and paste?
I can't understand the author's writing style, let alone the paragraph format of one sentence per paragraph. Is this poetry?
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