The Iron Waist
悍腰
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.7M Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Soccer
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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So Satisfying to Revisit (*˘︶˘*)...:*♡
Books with a really comfortable writing style. A bestseller doesn’t automatically suit my taste. I’m picky. Please don’t recommend books to me, friends. I only pick books when the mood strikes. The title, synopsis, and first three chapters are what matter.
My Personal List ❤️ Urban, Tech, Entertainment, Historical, and Xianxia Novels ❤️ Recommend What You Like ❤️
A bookworm's personalized request: please collect, follow, comment, and everything! 😘😘😘🌹🌹🌹 Main themes: urban, technology, sports, entertainment, history ⭐️🧡ྀི💛ྀི❤️ ྀི A person who can see things from another's perspective and understand their inner thoughts will never have to worry about their future 💗🐯🈶⭐️ Use hope to fuel enthusiasm, use perseverance to flatten mountains; as long as the path is right, don't fear how far it is ⭐️ Great achievements are not accomplished by strength, speed, or ph
As Long as It’s Fun
These are all books I've read and enjoyed. If you're looking for something to read, give them a try. Remember to follow me, thanks! I'll update this list from time to time.
Entertainment and History
I personally think these are pretty good.
Reading List
These are mostly books that look like they'll be satisfying reads.
Amazing Classics Without Harem Leads (One or No Female Leads)
A mix of genres, preferably without womanizers.
Personal Book List
Books I Think Are Pretty Good
Rated out of 10 stars. I test them now and then.
King of the Pitch: Passionate Football Fiction, Part 2: Players
The Champions League 🏆 final is over! Manchester City faced Inter Milan, with the score ending at 1-0. The Sky Blues lifted the trophy, completing a historic treble of the Champions League, Premier League, and FA Cup! [Selection Criteria] To celebrate, I'm recommending several thrilling [Football ⚽] novels, split into four lists. This is the second, featuring [Players]. The books may be classics, promising new works, or hits that have achieved [premium status or 10,000 subscriptions]. I've rate
Hundred-Grass Garden Bookshop
There are fewer and fewer books worth reading these days. I've checked these out, and they're to my taste. I'll keep updating the list. P.S. I mainly read alternate-history urban entertainment and industrial fiction.
New Year Book List: A Little of Everything 🎆
No amateurish wish-fulfillment novels. These are books I have been following lately, recommended for everyone
Seriously, These Are So Good
Notes on New Books I've Read, with Reviews (November 2022)
I jot down thoughts as I read. Most of these are books whose opening chapters caught my interest, though I haven’t finished most of them. I’ll note what appealed to me and why I dropped each one. Maybe what puts me off is exactly what you love? Unless otherwise noted, they generally have one female lead or no female lead.
My Book List
Some I read in the past, and some I’m following now. Here are some good ones to recommend
My Reading List
Putting together a list of books I've read that I could stick with. I'll write a summary when I feel like it. I'm going with the flow and will add more whenever I remember.
Recommendations from a Web-Novel Fan of Over Ten Years
I've read a lot of books. I think I started back in middle school, when two novels were especially popular: Wen Li Shuang Xiu and Ji Pin Jia Ding. I've been reading ever since. Early on, I read a lot of beginner-level web fiction, from Zhu Xian and Qi Jie Chuan Shuo to Pan Long and Battle Through the Heavens. As I read more, I gradually lost my appetite for those simplistic stories. I made this list to recommend novels I come across that I can actually keep reading, as a reference for anyone who
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I'm absolutely not criticizing, just telling the truth. If you see this comment, you can decide whether or not to read this book. 1. I read forty chapters, and the protagonist only played five games, four of which were at the end of the season. Moreover, it's only mentioned in chapter forty that the protagonist played four Premier League games as a substitute.
I've noticed these national team enthusiasts really know how to find angles! I left after reading chapter 25. They blame the environment for the national team's poor performance, saying things like there aren't enough registered players, or that no parents in China allow them to train! Iraq is in such a terrible state, is their domestic environment better than ours?
Anyone who wants to delete this book after reading the chapter about Liverpool winning the title, come in and leave a comment, I'll delete it first as a sign of respect.
After reading the comments on the first chapter, I knew that China had no chance of making good football. Why? Because some people don't even dare to fantasize. Is Captain Tsubasa just wishful thinking? Wasn't Japanese football weak back then? As a result, Tsubasa Ozora inspired a generation of Japanese people, and now Japan dominates football in Asia.
Guys, I'm going to skip this spot. Remember to let me know after I pass the national team cutoff.
When writing a novel about football, you either need to create a completely fictional, powerful national team, like in "The Fox in the Penalty Area," or if you want to be realistic, focus on the main character and don't create other characters based on reality. Because in reality, the Chinese national team is in such a bad state that it can't even beat Vietnam, so it would be a bit awkward to have some kind of emperor in it.
So this book is an advertisement for Anta? It keeps emphasizing that the protagonist wears a pair of Anta shoes he hasn't changed in seven years. That's utter nonsense. Is the author completely illogical in their attempt to seduce Anta? Seven years of football training and matches with one pair of shoes unchanged? Do you think those shoes are made of titanium alloy? And they keep emphasizing not changing their boots...
I was reading halfway through this book and felt really pent up, so I wanted to vent and share my thoughts. First, let me talk about what attracted me to the book. Firstly, the overall writing style is good, and the descriptions of the matches are excellent. Secondly, the handling of the protagonist, Le Kai, is noteworthy.
The author clearly doesn't understand Wenger. To say Wenger would doubt his own tactics and team building is impossible! Wenger's tactics and team-building philosophy are among the best in football. 1. First, let's talk about team building: Wenger's team building is a top-tier, kingly method. His first successful team building period was from 2002-2004, when all players were at their peak.
I've read 40 chapters, and there are so many flaws! It's obvious the author doesn't watch football! 1. Selling a 17-year-old defender with 80 tackles in 25 games for 800,000 euros? Is Sporting Lisbon stupid? 2. Why would Arsenal help a defender with no national team experience get a work permit? 3. Even with the work permit, they won't let him play. What's the point of the rush?