The Ultimate Player of the European Seas

Honestly, the subject matter is good, but the author's overall style is off. The weak protagonist or the parody/anti-intellectual system genre is no longer popular. Plus, the author's overly cryptic writing style leaves readers confused from the very beginning, making the book unappealing from the start. In other words, the first three chapters are too off-putting. Hopefully, the author won't resort to such cryptic tactics in their next book.

I was really enjoying this book at first, but then this part suddenly came out and the female lead, Emma, ​​was absolutely disgusting. Why did they have to write it like that? Even if you wrote the male lead as a scumbag and a womanizer, I wouldn't feel so disgusted. But then I flipped through the pages and it turns out the male lead ends up with Emma! Is this male lead a masochist?

Why does this protagonist seem so stupid?

Vanya

It's too messy. After reading the first chapter: What kind of person is the protagonist? What kind of system is it? From which year does the protagonist transmigrate to? What is the protagonist's background? Is he a gangster? The background wasn't explained clearly at all, leaving me completely confused. It was a real turn-off from the start.

Actually, the tennis section of this book is quite well-written, and the pacing is good; it's definitely a decent read.

What kind of nonsense is written in the "Golden Three Chapters"?

The latest chapter reminded me of the nearly six-hour battle between Ridjokovic and Nadal in the 2012 Australian Open final. The scenes from that match are still very vivid in my memory.

Vanya

The F1 section at the end was absolutely disgusting; they used props to create rainy weather at almost every stop! Thank goodness I didn't subscribe to the whole thing; I skipped around while reading! This book is only fit for a pirated copy.