
The World’s Greatest Football Manager
天下第一足球经理
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Soccer
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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598Chapters
13.8kRecommendations
9.1kFans
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This is a wonderful book, starting from volume three.
The author's third volume is absolutely fantastic! If it weren't for the first two volumes, this book would definitely have been a huge success. It's a pity many readers were turned off by the earlier volumes; hopefully, the later ones will be even better.
Let me share a few thoughts. The author is definitely a true football fan who is wholeheartedly committed to writing this novel well. He has a deep understanding of all aspects of the Chinese Super League. This is the only book I've read on Qidian in recent years that dares to write about domestic football and is actually quite good. Keep up the good work, author!
Author, I'm speechless. You've ruined a great subject. The first volume was utterly awful; it was enough to deter 99% of readers. 😅 I suggest you revise the outline, or even just the content of the first volume. Otherwise, out of ten people who come, nine will leave, and the remaining one, like me, will want to complain. Only one percent will actually want to read your novel.
It's perfectly normal for a weak team like Shandong Luneng to get thrashed by South Korea; no amount of sycophancy from the author can erase this tragedy.
A very good book, a rare find that starts slowly but improves significantly as it progresses. The author has a wealth of football theory knowledge and a good writing style, getting better and better from the second volume onwards. I support it and hope the author continues to work hard.
A good book is one that you have to read to the end. The first volume is too focused on everyday life; I suggest shortening it, or making the character of Old Wang unnecessary. That would attract more readers. The volume about the Shandong Taishan team is really well-written; even someone like me who never watches the Chinese Super League can understand its problems.
This is a well-written football novel. I recommend starting with volume three. Of course, if you're a true warrior who dares to confront the bleak state of Chinese football, you can read the first two volumes.
Could you please simplify the storyline for this woman? It's so awkward to watch.
It's getting more and more interesting. Although it's a slow burn, the groundwork has been laid well, and the plot holes from earlier episodes have been filled. I'm really looking forward to the rest of the story, but I still hope he doesn't develop a romantic relationship with that woman.
This old Wang's writing is just too disgusting. We finally managed to win miraculously thanks to the protagonist's tactics, and I thought, "Can't this guy at least take the protagonist seriously?" But instead, he just made things worse. This guy is like a rock in a latrine. On the other hand, can anyone enjoy watching this character "perform" and see the protagonist get disgusted like this?