
Football: From the Start, I Maxed Out My Passing
足球,开局把传球拉满了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 291k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Soccer
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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134Chapters
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Passing 99, ground passing and aerial passing are not yet enabled. Honestly, I can't stand it anymore. Remember the title? This sudden tactic is to suppress the protagonist and prevent them from being invincible from the start, right? But what's the point of the title then?! The protagonist's other attributes are terrible except for passing.
Actually, there's no need for football articles to constantly compare Messi and Ronaldo. They each have their own unique brilliance.
Argentina wins the championship! Congratulations to the three-time champions Argentina! Congratulations to Messi!
Having only read the first few chapters, and having never played soccer, I have a question: would any team really draft a player with terrible fundamentals who can only pass the ball? If I think about it in basketball, even a point guard with terrible ball control but amazing passing skills wouldn't be wanted.
I don't even know how many teams there are in Serie A, so do you think I can remember teams from lower leagues?
Good heavens, Passing 99 doesn't have ground passes or aerial passes, so how is this pass made? Is it a pass from the underworld?
Would an owner care whether a player earning $300 a week performs well or not? Unless it's a key player signed for a hefty sum, there wouldn't be this kind of plot development. Targeting the main character over such a trivial matter, putting pressure on the head coach, and forcing a dramatic contradiction feels too contrived and awkward to watch.
No warm-up during tryouts, just straight to the game, hilarious.
Here's some helpful advice. The opening scene gives the character a cheat code: 99 passing accuracy. Such a pass would place him among the top five in the Football Hall of Fame. Football is a competitive sport, and sports are never a single, isolated phenomenon.
How many Chen Mos are there now?