From Fan to Superstar

Are all the comments good? Did the author delete them?

I haven't read football novels in a long time. Most football novels these days are like fantasy novels, but this one was quite enjoyable to read. The handling of the "golden finger" (advantage/cheat) wasn't jarring either. It's very well written. Keep it up, author!

The protagonist wins a streetball bet and gets a kiss from a Black man. Is the author serious? Are you sure this isn't a punishment?

No matter what I say, the last part was really touching. If it's not allowed in the real world, does that mean we can't even write about the virtual world? Why are you all so insecure?

I almost gave up on the book at first, but then I ran out of books to read, so I started reading from Arsenal and kept going. The match scenes are described very well, the audience's reactions, the commentators' exclamations, and the domestic news reports are all very satisfying. The protagonist isn't mindlessly invincible; you can see his growth.

The main character's transfer fee was 120 million euros, but what about his salary? That's not clearly explained.

With your speed advantage and your ball skills, you want to play guard? Are you kidding me? My personal suggestion is that since you have an advantage and can improve your skills, you should increase your ball control, shooting, and dribbling abilities. The best defense is offense! Moreover, has the author considered that the players who shine on the field are often the attacking players? In the end, scoring a goal is the best outcome!

Well-written, with no weird romance, and each chapter includes match scenes that correspond to the main content. Even football novices can easily get hooked.

I feel like I've been fed shit. Do you think you're the king of football? Trying to elevate the domestic "white-skinned chickens" (a derogatory term for weak, untrained players)?

Is winning the World Cup too incredible?