The Last Football King
最后的球王
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 300k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Soccer
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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95Chapters
7.6kRecommendations
3.4kFans
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Let's get down to earth a bit. How about a faster pace, or maybe we should just rewrite it? Putting the protagonist in an amateur middle school competition, showing off and getting humiliated by an amateur PE teacher—we've been waiting for this for so long, but we really can't stand it!
The pacing is too slow. Does the author think anyone wants to see the protagonist showing off and getting humiliated in high school soccer? Even if we don't expect the story to jump straight into a match, it should at least be somewhat related to professional soccer, right?
The protagonist's starting point is too low. By the time he reaches the top five leagues, it will be countless chapters already. There's also the conflict with the head coach, which is unnecessary. Adding it would just be for pointless showing off and face-slapping. This is 2023; things aren't what they used to be.
I support the author writing about the Chinese national football team. A national team career is part of a player's professional career; it just has its ups and downs. As long as the players do their best, that's enough. Everyone says they won't watch the game if the national team is mentioned. But if in reality there really was a decent player who joined another country, there would be another round of criticism.
You're so stubborn and insist on challenging the Chinese national football team. Then have some backbone and don't do it, okay?
Stop watching, junior high school students can run 100 meters in 10.7 Seconds. What kind of football are they? They should be selected by the country to train in sprinting in junior high school.
Writing about the Chinese national football team would be extremely beneficial for the male protagonist in a football novel, as it would only focus on self-interest, without discussing patriotism. The male protagonist doesn't need to win the World Cup.
Could the author be planning to use high school soccer to find some original characters to play abroad, so they can become the protagonist's future teammates? Otherwise, there's really no reason to write such a long story about high school soccer... I still don't understand why the author is so fixated on the Chinese national football team, especially since he skipped over player-related stories in his previous books with some random excuse...
I'd been saving up to watch this for days, but it got cut off. I even managed to save up a few monthly tickets!
Is Lao Chen trying to copy Lin Hai's book? 😂 That model won't work without a fan base!