
From the Start, Max-Level Heading: The Whole Internet Begs Me Not to Return to the Chinese National Team
开局满级头球,全网求我别回国足
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- Ongoing
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- 979k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Soccer
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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The book was still enjoyable to read, but it had many glaring flaws. It was full of tired, stale jokes, and contained numerous errors regarding serious matters like signing contracts. They could have easily fixed it by simply changing a few words, but they never did, showing a complete lack of sincerity.
After looking at the comments section, well! I have some personal thoughts I'd like to share. I've never read sports novels before. This is the first one of its kind I've ever read! Personally, I think the author writes quite well. As a long-time bookworm, this book kept me hooked. I think it's great in terms of writing style, plot, and reading flow! Of course, this is just my personal opinion.
According to some so-called fans, Drogba should go to France or England, Shevchenko and Weah should go to Italy, and Hadran can go anywhere... Even if your national team is terrible, aren't you a native of this country? The national team's decline also bears some responsibility from these so-called fans; I won't argue.
That guy who became an internet sensation for "refunding money" criticized the Chinese national football team harshly, but he still regularly watches their matches. In my opinion, this is the kind of person who truly loves football.
In the world of novels, you can't even fantasize about leading the national team to victory, or even joining the football association. I see many readers don't understand why. You can see why other sports can be written like that, but football can't.
I don't understand why I can't join the national football team. As a Chinese person, shouldn't I strive to bring glory to my country? Even if the national football team is terrible in reality, can't we at least have a little bit of embellishment in a novel?
This author's writing style is somewhat similar to a previous basketball writer—fast-paced, though that work was abandoned.
The protagonist lacks personal charisma, and the plot is mediocre, but it gets a lot of monthly votes. (Unrelated: "Can't be Li Jie.")
Where did Qidian learn this trend of using such trashy book titles?
That's hilarious! Before getting the system, he didn't have that ability. People were telling him to go back to China for his own good, and he was so resentful. Now that he has the system, he can finally act tough. It's laughable.