Goalbound
目标进球
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 727k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Soccer
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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355Chapters
1.7kRecommendations
6.4kFans
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You've already gone abroad, why don't you find a foreign woman?
Football without superpowers is unwatchable, because there are no real-life examples! Only those with superpowers can indulge in such fantasies.
I hope the author writes less about the Chinese national football team. It will take decades for them to recover. Putting aside everything else, their attitude alone is incomparable. It's not that I hate watching the national team, but it's a bit embarrassing if watching the main characters guarantees a place in the World Cup.
Why do casual fans always think that no matter who has the "powerful" ability or the protagonist, they can't carry the Chinese national football team? They're just parroting what others say. The Chinese team is only lacking truly top-tier stars. If they had a player like the protagonist, they'd easily qualify for the World Cup. Don't you believe it?
How much does it cost to terminate a youth contract? Just pay the termination fee. It's more like a transfer fee of tens of millions of euros. You could buy him for a million euros.
Well, the author's writing skills are a bit lacking; the article is rather bland and may not suit my taste.
Why can't I stand watching it? It lacks any special talent or unique characteristics. It doesn't attract anyone.
The author deliberately suppressed the emotion; it's too obvious, too harsh.
The protagonist is still young, so he should first win the European Golden Boy award, and then win the league's Golden Boot award in the last Ballon d'Or shortlist. Only then should he join the national team and negotiate with them to not play in any competitions other than the World Cup qualifiers and the Asian Cup. Otherwise, he would be worn out in less than a year if he kept running back and forth between the two teams.
I checked and the protagonist doesn't have a system or reincarnation. The book doesn't emphasize how amazing the protagonist's talent is, and his performance on the court is also rather bland. It's just about him winning all sorts of games.