It Begins with Taking Over Sichuan FC

Extracting attributes and rendering a player useless? Even sports novels are incorporating murder and looting. Giving Chinese players a boost is fine, but is it really necessary to cripple other countries' outstanding players? Does this mean that even if Chinese players have cheat codes, they're still not worthy of going head-to-head with the world's strongest teams? This sarcasm is just right.

To be honest, selfishness is fine, but don't harm others while being selfish. Some players you don't want are already at the bottom of the social ladder, and you still insist on writing that you extract their attributes before selling them. How are they supposed to make a living? Animals whose attributes you extract have to die. That's really going too far. I suggest you change it.

There are certain people in the national football team that you can't avoid mentioning, but you can't write about them, haha.

The Chinese national football team has a pitifully small number of fans. The haters are all former fans who turned out to be disappointed in the team. If you dare to write this, be prepared for little to show for it. Good luck.

You might not like it, but you can freely use those scumbags who want to hurt people. However, some ordinary players make a living playing football, and you're taking away their livelihoods—that's going too far.

With the Football Association in charge, you can't make things work even with an all-star lineup!

Good heavens, is this a sports team or a blood and tears factory?

You actually dare to save the Chinese national football team? You might as well hope for world peace.

Anyone who dares to write about the Chinese national football team, regardless of how well they write, deserves my utmost respect as a brave person.

One hundred million? Are you kidding me? Liaoning FC only has ten million.