Football: Toppling Messi from His Throne!

Holy crap, suddenly the media king has become Messi the Great General...

There are a few things that bothered me: first, the protagonist breaks his leg in the first dozen or so chapters; second, the protagonist is too lecherous, getting horny towards a woman ten or twenty years his senior; and third, the domineering older sister interferes with and influences the protagonist's transfer.

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Messi hasn't become a god, so why would he need to be praised? It's just a product of political correctness; he himself only has 3 Globe Awards.

It's only been two months, and there are already rats popping up in the book review section? If we don't crack down on them for a few days, they'll start acting all high and mighty again?

Yoshi, your great good citizen

Update Ah, waiting to suppress Yoshi &nnsp; let him not win a La Liga title.

I believe that a player who doesn't have scandals, models, or off-field antics is just a nobody, let alone a superstar! Just considering the chances of a player getting interviews and exposure, unless they demonstrate talent and ability surpassing Yossi, they'll never win the Ballon d'Or in a calendar year without a major championship! Even if you show Ronaldo's talent, you still won't get it.

First, we must clarify that controversy surrounding the Golden Globe Awards does not necessarily indicate corruption, especially when there is fierce competition among multiple parties; whoever wins will inevitably be controversial. In such situations, substantive justice is difficult to ascertain. All we can do is ensure procedural justice.

It's great, the author is writing at this pace.