The Slick Scorer

As of Chapter 28, I'm not happy if I don't vomit. I don't really mind the slow pace of the novel. Some are fast, some are refreshing, some are slow, some are slow. The problem is that it's too slow for you! First of all, the protagonist has not been described as scoring a goal yet. He is a center, and it feels like he is described as a midfielder. In fact, this is nothing. If you don't score, you won't score. The main reason is that you can't see the progress of the protagonist, whether it is technical ability or mentality. Most of the novels on the market have protagonists with rough skills and strong bodies. With outstanding awareness, they can gain a foothold with one move and then improve their skills later. This book is about a protagonist with outstanding skills and a weak body. I thought it was a good perspective at first, but I didn't expect the author to really not give you any pleasure at all. Skills are limited by physical fitness. His dribbling skills above 80 are directly cut in half, and his shooting skills above 60 have not been used once. Why should he play a center with such a low desire to shoot? In the end, in the eyes of the coach, the protagonist felt it was a pity to abandon him. He even refused the invitation of another excellent coach when he was not sure whether he could enter the first team. The reason turned out to be because I didn't know how long I could play under you. Brother, is it a question of how long you can play? It is a question of whether you can play. Besides, don't your golden fingers just need games to improve yourself? Even if the old man's knees can only last for one season, he still has to play as the main player in the Premier League for one season. What a huge improvement. Doesn't the author arrange this just to let the protagonist encounter a miracle?

I've read Chapter 40 so far, and I'd like to briefly share my thoughts. This football novel gives people the feeling of deliberately torturing the author. The author exhausts the readers' patience step by step on what he considers to be a reasonable path! Moreover, the pace is very slow, which makes it a bit uncomfortable in the early stages. Anyway, I can't hold on 🥺

The biggest flaw of this book is that the football skills need to be cooled down, and then the protagonist, a player who came off the bench 6 times and got 3 assists, does not have a formal contract, so he cannot survive without a part-time job.

I'm going back now, so I'll leave first as a courtesy. I really can't accept such a frustrating plot. I wish the author will write better and better. I'm very satisfied with everything above 😅

The transfer to Bayern was poisoned, and the price is 80 million. Transfers are usually higher than this. The transfer to Bayern is 37 million. Although there are fluctuations, the total is 60 million. Isn't this nonsense? The author is a Bayern fan and cannot write like this.

It's great to be able to write the protagonist as well as the supporting characters. I just want to ask, is there any difference if there is a protagonist? Fox City was originally the Premier League champion in the 15th season. With an additional protagonist, can they increase the goal difference or win the championship early? The early writing is very good, but the rest is like shit. It's a waste of my entire subscription.

Personally, I feel that the plot of this book is frustrating for a secondary reason. The main reason is that the protagonist is unable to establish himself, has a dull personality, and does not work hard enough. He wears a plug-in and acts like a dog licker. The villains are all coquettish, and the protagonist is low-key and restrained. Then there is a running account of the game, which makes people sleepy! Brother, if I ask you to delete a little of the plot except for the protagonist, then make the protagonist more fleshed out.

The author only reads the highlights, right? I don't know the slightest bit about the salary in the English Championship. You still need to work to support yourself. Is this just relying on the author's imagination? If you don't understand, you just look up the information. If you don't understand, you have to write it down and pretend it. You don't even bother to check the information?

Why do you have to go for the Leicester City Miracle? ... Historically, the Miracle of the Blue Fox is the same with or without you. Once the protagonist is added, it is said that this miracle is indispensable without him. He takes up the role of the Polo King and Vardy, which is really a loss. Since there is a Miracle of the Blue Fox in the Premier League, why can't there be a Miracle of Hartford? Farmer Miracle? Little bee miracle? Wolf King Miracle? Seagull miracle? Maybe these may not necessarily succeed, maybe the outcome is destined to fail under the impact of big6, but the courage to try and the young ambition of daring to show off the sword are more charming than these clumsy protagonists Draw each teammate to life, and sort out the abilities and personalities a little bit. Wouldn't it be better to let this bunch of imperfect players, even those who couldn't make a splash in football history before, grow under the cooperation of the team than simply upgrading and changing maps? Maybe the team will end like Super Depor fireworks in the future, maybe the players will run to all walks of life to start a new life that has nothing to do with football, and maybe there will still be people who stick to it, but the love for football they carry in their hearts will be eternal. Only in this way can it touch people from the heart.

Disgusting readers know how to use it. In Chapter 28, they began to continuously release poisons and identified them as poisonous weeds.