One Step Closer to Being Crowned King of Football Every Day
每天离加冕球王更近一步
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After reading the introduction, why is a Brit like you always trying to get involved with China?
If I become a Chinese citizen, then I'll have to give up the World Cup; if I become a citizen of another country, then I shouldn't even mention China. You have to choose one of the two: fish or bear's paw. If you want both, that's just hypocritical.
The national football team was only mentioned briefly. In 2004, the national football team wasn't completely rotten yet. Those who didn't join the national football team should at least be given an explanation. There will definitely be domestic storylines, and the side business will definitely be based in China.
Foreigners care about the environment of the Chinese league? Are you kidding me?
Compared to Jeremy Lin, you grew up in China and then joined a British company. Will Chinese people pay more attention to you or seek your endorsement? Even if they do, it won't be much. The more famous you become, the more Chinese people will hate you.
The author writes wonderfully! It's great! On the contrary, when I read football novels, I prefer those featuring traitors. When I read them, I project myself into the story; I want to be the "King of Football." If China won the World Cup, I'd probably have to transmigrate through the ranks. You'd have to buy cheat codes in bulk; it's all about human relationships and social niceties.
I read the comments and it seems you gave up your Chinese citizenship and acquired foreign citizenship. If that's the case, I won't read any more.
To clarify, the protagonist isn't of Chinese descent; he's simply a person of Chinese descent. People of Chinese descent are those born abroad. The protagonist acquired British citizenship after 2010, so we're generally referred to as British Chinese. Could you please be more precise?
The Chinese national football team wasn't too bad in 2004. You could join the team, write a story about failing to qualify for the 2006 World Cup, and use your influence to reform the team—what's the big deal? You're just starting out, making a bunch of demands before even joining the national team. Do you think the Football Association will agree to that? Who do you think you are?
That's well-written. He rejected the Sea Cucumber team and joined the England national team!