Golden Ball Defender

It's very well-written and realistic. In so many football novels, the protagonist always wins endlessly, or at the very least, draws; they can't bear to lose a single game. This book's system is very reasonable. Does anyone else find it abnormal? These days, teammates and coaches should lose when they're supposed to. The emotional aspects are even better.

To be honest, deliberately crippling Özil to this extent is going too far... It's too aggressive.

It's been a long time since I've seen a book about center-backs!

Seeing the national football team makes me give up immediately. The national team isn't something a system can save. With such a large country and so many people, can't they find 11 people who actually play football? Okay, even if they can't, there must be three or five. The problem is that those who truly play football are stifled by various means at different stages. No matter how great you are, can you compare to Sun Wukong (the Monkey King)? Even the Monkey King couldn't withstand it!

Honestly, can we please stop bringing up the national football team? Stop licking their boots. It's really unnecessary, and I'm not trying to be harsh, but it really affects the reading experience. I watch so many matches, and just thinking about the national football team makes my head spin.

The author's writing is alright, but the style and overall writing really need improvement. There's no transition between events; one minute the ball is intercepted in the protagonist's own penalty area, and the next line is about the opponent getting a corner kick. A woman suddenly appears while helping Son Heung-min move, and then a few lines later she's back on the training field.

Having only read the first few chapters, I'm a bit confused as to why the author included the scene where the protagonist sleeps with Götze's girlfriend (although he didn't know beforehand, his hesitation after finding out was truly disgusting). It seems like not including this scene wouldn't significantly impact the plot.

This update's results are definitely not going to be good.

Don't mention the Chinese team, I watch everything, and if I see the Chinese team on the list, I'll quit immediately.

The first few dozen chapters were too uneventful, and some were extremely off-putting to fans of Bayern Munich during the Heynckes era. If you're a Bayern fan, you can leave immediately.