
Let Me Score, and I’ll Take You Flying
让我进球带你飞
- Status
- Completed
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- 998k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Soccer
- Updated
- 3y ago
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This system is disgusting! It punishes you for not scoring a goal even if you don't play, causing your skill level to drop. What's the point of training then? I can understand having a system now, but this kind of punishment is incomprehensible! I was really looking forward to this veteran author's football novel! Sigh! It's getting worse and worse.
I particularly dislike the "fallen genius" premise in football novels; I never want to read them. Even if the protagonist gradually grows stronger, there's no real thrill because their starting point is too high. It's like a bankrupt tycoon starting from scratch as a street vendor; people don't see their talent unless they return to their original starting point, then everyone is amazed.
Don't worry about what others say, I'll just write according to my own ideas! Anyway, hardly anyone reads it. 🤭
What's going on with this non-stop writing...? It's been awful ever since "The Green Field Comeback Maniac"... It just keeps getting worse. I've always thought you were better than Lin Hai Ting Tao, especially "The Mad Lion Young Marshal," which never felt clichéd or problematic no matter the era. Sigh.
It seems that many readers are like me. I can't understand the protagonist's thought process. With a system like this, why not find a league where it's easy to rack up points, and start by bullying weaker teams in lower-level leagues? He won't leave the mountain until his entire body explodes in three dimensions. As long as I have enough attributes, even being injured can't absolve me of blame.
Seeing the main character reset his stats again in the middle was really boring. I thought I'd found something I could actually enjoy, but it turns out the author just used it to vent their emotions. They'd have the main character restart whenever they were unhappy. That's it, that's all. That's it.
Why don't you give the system a proper introduction? Either give it a full-field vision buff and an Ironman-like ability, then have it train hard, or at least describe it in more detail. What's this compared to what top-tier authors do? They develop their systems gradually and meticulously, and they don't do it this perfunctorily.
This author is toxic! The systems in his recent books are absolutely disgusting. He completely lacks the feel of the original "Mad Lion" novel. It doesn't seem like it was written by the same person. And to write so many books with such toxic systems in a row...
I won't waste my time writing about the Chinese national football team.
Yes, yes, that's so true. Goals add stamina and tackles, while missing goals deducts from shooting accuracy and curve. Didn't you notice? Since the start of the story, there have only been a few times when there were no goals, and each time it was about curve and shooting accuracy. If I remember correctly, it was twice. Are you treating your readers like they're going to be killed? Huh?