
I Am the World's First, Second, and Third
世界第一第二第三都是我
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- Completed
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- 3.6M Words
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- Sports
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- Soccer
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- 7y ago
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I'd read a bit of it before, but it was too short, so I gave up. Now that it's this short, I can finally read it! A die-hard Manchester United fan has to support it!
It seems like the author just likes to write inexplicable conflicts, which is really awkward to read. I remember the last time was the same. What kind of character is your protagonist supposed to be? Experienced, mature, and reliable, with passion, but only during crucial matches. Right now, the protagonist seems to change constantly. Is the author writing two books at the same time, causing the style to become mixed up?
Big Head, what kind of new book are you going to write? Club building is pretty good!
Although I'm neither a Messi fan nor a Ronaldo hater, I found it disgusting to see the author forcibly add Ronaldo and Portugal to the World Cup final. Why favor one over the other? Messi and Argentina should be written as they are, while Ronaldo and Portugal are rewritten history. Sports novels should keep other characters neutral, not just the main characters. It's better not to mess things up for the sake of so-called nostalgia; it's a bit toxic.
Is this some kind of poison? How did the Chinese men's football team even make it to the World Cup final? Could it get any more poisonous? Did they eat too many sea cucumbers?
The character's personality doesn't match the book's content! It's just random writing. I was hoping for a reborn character with mature thinking, someone who could make good use of their strengths and foresight, but what you've written is a character who's very insightful one minute and a naive fool the next.
I came here on a recommendation from Qidian.com, and decided to give it a try after finishing the previous book... The forced suppression of the protagonist in the early stages was too clumsy. He used the same tactic of banging his head against a doorpost multiple times, constantly eating and vomiting, it was ridiculous.
Is it really that hard for an author to create an original character these days? You fantasize about linking real people to real people, but what sense of identification do you get? If you became a real person, would you acknowledge their family and relatives? Would you be cheated on if you were dating someone? If you were successful in football, it wouldn't be you, and the Chinese national football team is not worth defending.
Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi are both top players; there's no need to praise Ronaldo while belittling Messi. The three can be rivals; there's no need to unite Ronaldo to relentlessly criticize Messi.
Having read several hundred chapters, strictly speaking, this novel is indeed not a good read because the author's subjective control over the plot is too obvious. To facilitate the unfolding of the planned plot, the main characters and their group are always killed off no matter how much they struggle, even for some ridiculous reasons.