
The Greatest Defender in Football
足坛第一后卫
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.0M Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Soccer
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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994Chapters
6.2kRecommendations
17.5kFans
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I think the author's approach is good, but it needs to be noted that defenders aren't really that appealing. So, further exploration is needed, using more emphasis on off-field aspects like salary and endorsements. Also, a defender isn't someone who can win people over with just one or two standout performances; it requires a season with virtually no mistakes.
Is this a new author? It feels like they're trying to cover the entire background right from the start... How will they continue the story later? Isn't the appeal of sports novels precisely the process of upgrading from nothing to something?
This ID clearly belongs to a die-hard fan of our beloved team, lol. Looks like our team's defense might finally see some improvement in the novel... Actually, our team invests quite a bit in center-backs, but it's usually like buying lottery tickets in advance—not very noticeable...
It went well when I first started writing about the competition, but after returning to China, it became more about explaining knowledge, which was a bit awkward.
The biggest question I have while reading this book is, who is the protagonist? Where is the protagonist? In just two or three chapters, the protagonist's name has appeared less than five times. It's like the semi-final against Bayern Munich. Bayern was on the offensive, so the defender should have made some contributions, right? But he appeared less often than Lahm.
This is the first time I've read a novel where the main character is just a minor character. 🤭🤭
The entire match is described in a commentary style, with each point elaborated on at length; even matches where the main character doesn't appear are described in detail over ten chapters. At this rate of padding, it'll be abandoned before it reaches 10,000 chapters.
I'm speechless that they only go to the Premier League. They're letting down the time-traveling characters by not going to Inter Milan; that would be much better for their development and training.
A passes to B, B passes to C... Goal! + 4/5 Of the off-field content /Cut open.../ The protagonist defended well! The protagonist anticipated the ball's trajectory and headed it out of the penalty area, blocking the opponent's passing lanes... <1/5 The main character played a crucial role, and afterwards, oh!? He actually received the same applause as the goal scorer...
This is too weak; the author is a swimming champion.