Soccer's Idol
足坛偶像
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 836k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Soccer
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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395Chapters
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10.6kFans
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The protagonist's name is not Lin Lian; his surname should be Mei, given name Luo, courtesy name Fengxian.
It's strange that many authors who write football novels don't like to write about the World Youth Championship. Why? Even if the protagonist can't win the World Cup, they can win the World Youth Championship!
The Chinese men's football team is disappointing, but the women's team is still very impressive. 🙂
The book covers too many dates from the past. Many of today's younger stars wouldn't know about them, and those who experienced them have almost forgotten. Writing it like this will affect the results.
Next stop: their current location? Guess! Probably the Spanish league. Real Madrid and Barcelona aren't that interesting.
The Chinese national football team? Isn't it that team where no matter how well you play, you can't get in without paying money? 😰 I've always thought so, for ten years.
The years 2000-2004 were the most glorious period for the Chinese national football team; at that time, they were quite strong in Asia. They were just unlucky in the World Cup, encountering two semi-finalists. Let's savor the glory of that era. After 2004, it was a complete downturn, a truly disastrous performance. Even Vietnam's youth teams have risen to prominence.
What's going on in this year's Champions League? Two consecutive dramatic comebacks – could they be fixed?
May 8th, Liverpool had an incredible day, a truly magnificent comeback. Unbelievable.
Leading the Chinese national football team to a third-place finish in the World Cup at the age of 20, with 15 goals in a single tournament—isn't that an overachievement?