The King of Football Achievements
绿茵成就王
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 846k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Soccer
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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414Chapters
2.4kRecommendations
4.9kFans
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The writing is so bland, like a diary entry, completely uneventful and utterly boring.
An annual salary of 10,000 euros and a penalty of 50 million euros for breach of contract—how did the author come up with such a setting?!
If the system is so useless, why even write one? Playing in the Chinese Super League doesn't add system points, and it's unclear what difference upgrading the system makes! Since the protagonist doesn't rely on the system, aren't his abilities overpowered? Shouldn't he be scoring goals like crazy in the Chinese League One and the Chinese Super League? He's too unassuming, as if he suddenly had a breakthrough after going to La Liga.
Look at Wu Lei, he's already been hailed as a superstar after scoring three goals in La Liga. If the main character scores so many goals, wouldn't he be on cloud nine?
Hey author, football stories need passion! You've been too bland. Even winning the championship didn't evoke any passion. I don't know how much longer I can keep this up!
Reading this book is like reading a diary.
The style of this book is giving me a headache. I don't know why, but it just feels awkward, like it's not suited for football literature.
A system-based game must be like a game where you fight monsters and level up; otherwise, there's no need for a system.
I just want to ask, what era is the protagonist living in now? After all, transferring from the Chinese Super League to La Liga is bound to cause a media frenzy! Just look at Wu Lei's situation now! (Although the protagonist doesn't have Wu Lei's fame, the important thing is that he's playing in Europe!) Why does it feel like there's absolutely no buzz?
Having read Chapter 15, well, let's just say that for a novice like me, being 188cm tall and weighing 65kg won't allow you to establish yourself in the Chinese Super League or even the China League One. Your center of gravity is poor. Even with speed, you'd be easily pulled down at high speeds, let alone in physical confrontations. Therefore, you can't go to La Liga.