The Football World's Biggest Hothead

I stumbled upon this book, and it's so good! It won't be because of their Chinese identity that they are seen as enemies on all sides, nor will it be seen as the savior of the national football team, unnecessarily adding pressure. That would be either unreasonable or frustrating to watch.

Some people in the comments section are really funny. What's wrong with a British citizen choosing the England team? Did he have a choice in immigrating to the UK with his parents at a young age? Could he have become a football superstar without the British football environment? Now that he's made it, he's thinking about how to reap the rewards. There's no such thing as a free lunch.

I think the author writes well, starting with League Two. It's important to know that even Premier League youth academies don't always reach League Two because the success rate in football is so low. For one thing, the physicality of League Two is definitely much higher than the Chinese Super League. To pass the ball well and shoot well under such intense pressure is truly difficult.

This book is really well-written; it's vivid and relatable. Unlike some books that portray players as saints—is that even possible? Look at Cristiano Ronaldo, Ronaldinho, Ronaldo (the elder Ronaldo), look at NBA stars—they all have tons of girlfriends. Actually, as long as a player has one girlfriend at a time and isn't promiscuous, it won't affect their skills.

There's no need for you to criticize Ronaldo and praise Messi... I'm giving up!

Well written, I love this kind of humorous and entertaining story. No need to think too much. What I hate most are those trolls who use moral blackmail because their child wasn't selected for the national team. Everyone wants the national team to improve, but have these trolls actually done anything about it? Just sitting on a keyboard and spouting nonsense isn't patriotism; it's moral blackmail! Expecting others to do the work without putting in the effort themselves?

No national football team, no one should be on the national team, thank you. I'm utterly disappointed with the national football team.

I've read many posts, most of which focus on why the protagonist is British and plays for the England team. Have you considered the current state of Chinese football? This isn't just a football winter; it's a veritable ice age. How many teams that came up with the Chinese Jia-A league have disbanded? FIFA has already listed the Chinese professional league as having a risk of unpaid wages. Do you really think a single protagonist can save Chinese football?

No matter how provocative the previous parts were, I could accept them. It's not uncommon to see oddballs playing football on this big planet. But deliberately causing a midfielder to make a mistake to create a deficit? Are you crazy? Putting aside the question of why you're using someone else's clean sheet bonus to cause trouble, just the fact that you're deliberately telling others to throw the…

Chapter 31 is truly melodramatic. How did they even come up with that? How fast is a professional tennis player's ball speed? Trying to catch it with your legs? They'd break your legs! For a professional athlete to joke about their future, I'm speechless. Forcing a show of coolness... If you can't write female characters, you can simply not write them, instead of forcing a show of coolness to pick up girls.