
From Variety Show Auditions to Top-Tier Star
文体顶流从综艺选秀开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 796k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Soccer
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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329Chapters
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After finishing the latest chapter, here are my thoughts. The combination of football and entertainment is quite interesting; that's what drew me in. Overall, this article feels smooth and well-paced to me. It includes competitions, daily life, sports, and entertainment—basically everything—but the pacing is consistent, and it avoids the common problem of uneven detail in daily life and plot.
I've read seven chapters, and all I can say is that there are really few sports novels on Qidian these days; they're pushing all sorts of things onto the platform.
This is just how the entertainment industry is these days. Many athletes have forced their way into it; some do well, others are so embarrassingly bad it's unbearable to watch. The author probably had this kind of wild imagination after seeing some of those cringeworthy performances. The idea is indeed quite good; it covers both genres and aims to become top-tier.
Football is football, why add "entertainment"? The Chinese national football team plays so poorly, is it all this author's fault? Everyone knows football requires dedication to improve, but to add "entertainment" is misleading, making it seem like you can get into the national team just by playing casually. Although that's true...
High emotional intelligence: Arts and sports are inseparable. Low emotional intelligence: It's like being a jack of all trades and master of none.
In novels, playing in small leagues is fine; you can upgrade and change maps, right? In reality, that's wrong. The whole village's hope, with traffic and market, why should you go to a second-rate league? If you go, it means you think you're not good enough, which is called self-deprecation. If you're strong enough, why don't you go to the top leagues? To level up?
Novels that involve live streaming are half-baked.
Hurry up and update! Three updates a day isn't enough! How about ten updates a day?
The combination of football and entertainment is novel, and the writing style is good. However, the techniques are too clichéd. It's 2022, and they're still using the old trick of showing off and pretending to be weak to deceive others. Anyone who has read a few novels in the past few years can guess the second half of the story after reading just the first half.
I couldn't bear to watch it anymore after the food poisoning incident. Hopefully, we'll meet again someday. And the one-time-use items, like the temporary cards in the basketball fanfic, are a glaringly obvious poison, similar to stimulants. It's really unpleasant. Ugh.