
Soccer: One Hand Shrouds the Sky
足球之只手遮天
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 872k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Soccer
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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439Chapters
17kRecommendations
12.8kFans
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I persisted for 173 chapters, then quit. Let me summarize the major flaws that defeated me. First, her public image collapsed. 1. The first few chapters established the protagonist as a hardworking and ambitious individual who enjoys intense training. However, during the first season's off-season, he even managed to spend three months of the summer vacation chasing girls without any training.
Go be a goalkeeper in South Korea, why bother playing in one of the top five European leagues? It's a waste of your time writing K-pop fanfics.
The inclusion of Korean entertainment makes it unwatchable. Don't taint the entertainment industry, especially Korean entertainment. Time to drop this book!
Write a little more about K-pop, please. 😁
The Korean entertainment story, "I Want to Be a Korean," revolves around the protagonist's subservient behavior and relentless efforts towards his ultimate goal of becoming a Korean.
South Korean football star Lee Soo
The protagonist in the author's story is no different from a South Korean soccer star; he works in Europe and returns to South Korea during the off-season, only coming to China to shoot commercials and make money.
I'm just baffled. Isn't the purpose of writing a book to make money? I dare say that if you removed the Korean entertainment aspect, this book would definitely be doing much better than it is now.
Several authors on Qidian are stubbornly unrepentant; they know adding Korean entertainment content doesn't perform well, but they still refuse to change.
Honestly, if you like the Korean entertainment industry, writing about K-pop might be more suitable for you. But adding something like this to a football story is really hard to accept. You could find a European or American model, or even a domestic female celebrity, who would be better than a Korean one.
Well, in chapter 55, after playing only a few games, a player who plays in Europe is already trying to date a Korean. Author, are you going to transfer to the Korean league?