What Happened After Barcelona Sold Me to Inter

Author, your book is very interesting. Inter Milan was a true league of losers back then, a group of losers who were abandoned by Inter Milan, but they ended up stopping the strongest team in history. Starting with Inter Milan is indeed a good idea, and it will be very interesting. I hope you can find more big names to recommend it. Football fans are quite consistent.

Here comes the nitpicker. After reading dozens of chapters, the author keeps emphasizing the protagonist's hard work and rigorous training. But there's never any explanation of what the training resulted in or what improvements he made. Instead, every improvement is attributed to system-allocated points. And then, as everyone knows, what was this kid even doing? It's all thanks to the system!

I have no objection.

#NewBookExcerpt##BlowingTheDing# This book has a tight pace, realistic and reasonable interactions with players and coaches, and a clever entry point. The protagonist, who has Klose's heading ability and Haaland's ability to outmaneuver, is sold by Barcelona to Inter Milan. The book does not exaggerate the role of any single player.

The constant writing about Messi being friendly felt jarring, and the descriptions of Ronaldo teaming up with the main character were genuinely laughable. Ronaldo's problem is that no matter where he is, he always seems to drift into the middle. This novel is so subjectively written. It completely omits Modric's long passes and outside-of-the-foot shots, making him seem invisible. Watch more matches before writing.

This is so much worse than the last one. Football is supposed to be all about passion and excitement, damn it! What's the point of making it all so artsy?

I really don't understand how a foreigner in a novel could have so many Chinese companies footing the bill? How is that possible? Most Chinese people would rather follow a foreigner than pay for a foreigner with yellow skin and white heart. Just write about the competition properly, why bring China into it? It's disgusting.

The Messi, Ronaldo, and Asataro fandoms are essentially no different from the fans of Cai Xukun, Xiao Zhan, and Wang Yibo. Only children would engage in constant online mudslinging, photoshopping, and insults.

"Two beauties, indeed," indeed. Does Awei Luo even deserve them?

Could you please write more about football in the main character's storyline and less about melodramatic scenes and personal reflections? I came here to watch the football, okay? The first dozen or so chapters are entirely dedicated to dialogue and inner monologues, including some completely pointless and melodramatic conversations with Mourinho.