After the Reincarnation System Went Offline, I Had No Choice but to Play Soccer
轮回掉线之后只好去踢球了
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- Completed
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- 1.3M Words
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- Sports
- Subgenre
- Soccer
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- 4y ago
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I dropped it after chapter 70. To sum it up, it's a battle report-style football novel. Whether there's a main character or not is unimportant; it's mainly for a group of knowledgeable football fans. Regular fans shouldn't bother with this; it lacks football passion and is just a chronological account.
I'm a professional football fan! Let's talk about the problems with this book from a personal point of view! Putting aside the topic that I think a player would be a star in vain if he didn't have scandals and girls, if I just talk about the player's unwillingness to accept press interviews and exposure, unless this player shows "talent and strength beyond Messi", this player will never win the…
I was going to say a lot, but never mind, I'll just say this: it's a waste that the protagonist traveled through so many worlds, and he couldn't even understand the head coach's training methods because he found them abstract.
I also think this celebration is a bit silly. 😅😅😅
Postscript in the relevant section of the work
Thank you all for your love and support. See you in the next book!
I see now, it's not Wayne who wants to retire, it's you who wants to retire!
After reading about a hundred chapters, my biggest takeaway is that the book reviews are reliable. The title should be "Match Log," suggesting the author is someone who truly understands football. However, 98% of the book focuses on detailed descriptions of each match, with very little about off-field life. For casual fans like me, reading a dozen or twenty chapters a day is nice, but it gets tiring after that.
You all say there's a lack of passion, but do professional players have that much passion with only one game a week? Have you ever seen a player who's passionate in every game? Is it only to the point that you want a player to make a miraculous comeback when they're behind that you like?
Many readers in the comments section say that the author knows football, which I find quite strange. If he knows football, doesn't he know that loan terms stipulate playing time? He's been loaned out by Tottenham for several games but barely played. What's the point of Tottenham loaning him out? Training at their own facility is much better than with a smaller club.
You've been to several worlds already, and you're still competing one game after another. Why don't you spend more time living outside the arena?