Starting with the FA Cup

Why not just write "foreigner" directly? Why insist on being a "banana" (Chinese person who is Westernized) and then going back to China to fleece people?

To be honest, in the current football fiction climate, it's one thing to write about "bananas" (Chinese people who are culturally Westernized and politically opposed), since the Chinese national football team is indeed terrible and everyone criticizes them. If your protagonist is determined to win the World Cup and chooses England, I can barely accept that.

Who has ever been permanently banned? Raise your hand.

It's alright. It's just that the protagonist's nationality setting is too cliché; he's another foreigner of Chinese descent. 🤫

Dear readers, please note that the protagonist in this story is a pure Englishman. Please abandon any illusions you may have.

He's just a banana (meaning unattractive to Westerners), what's there to see?

That race car girl is better than your pathetic Oscar girl; she's even a rich kid.

The first one was from him, and he persuaded me to quit.

Just treat this book as a wish-fulfillment novel; it lacks any sense of realism. A defensive midfielder and a full-back are both number one on the top scorer and assist charts.

The main character is British? What does that have to do with us Chinese?