From the Start, I Reset My Ability and Became an Unstoppable Superstar!

The first volume was well-written, but the second volume was unreadable from the start. It was completely illogical. Unless everyone in the world has amnesia, how can a player's playing style drastically change after a few days of rest? Their ball control and dribbling skills skyrocket—you could say it's due to talent developed through practice—but their speed and shooting abilities plummet? Did they break their legs? Goodbye.

To be honest, I'm not a football fan, I only occasionally read these kinds of books, but some of the non-football-related plot points are really unbearable. I couldn't even finish eight chapters. (In fact, I quit after four chapters, but I wanted to read more to leave a comment.) My personal picks for the plot points: First, the premise.

I'd like to ask the author for a reply. I really love your books, especially the descriptions of dribbling and passing in football matches like "Reversal," and the way you downplay the use of cheat codes. The descriptions of dribbling in "The Emperor of Football" are much less impressive than "Reversal," but that book is also excellent.

Seeing that 9.88-Second 100-meter sprint in the physical fitness test, I immediately quit the app... Damn, with that kind of skill, wouldn't it be better to go straight to the Olympics and win the most prestigious gold medal? Who needs football! A Chinese 100-meter sprinter would cause a sensation among all people of Asian descent, throughout Asia, and the entire world!

Who's even reading this book? It's even more mindless than that brainless novel from the other page.

I'll accept your 24 ball control stat as a sign you're suppressing your attributes in your first season. What I couldn't accept was that without professional sprint training, without starting blocks, and in non-professional running shoes, I ran for 9.88 Seconds, which completely blew me away.

It's incredibly toxic; every game they're behind but come back to win in the last ten minutes. What era are we living in? They're still doing this kind of thing. I don't want to say anything more; it's a waste of time.

Just one question: Are you a "banana" (yellow on the outside, white on the inside)? If you are, I won't watch. Any experts out there who can answer?

Come on, all you readers who enjoy novels about the Chinese national football team, please show me your subscription numbers, okay? I'm begging you, please use your subscription data to prove me wrong.

As the title suggests, the ability reset feature is ridiculous every year, so just take a look while it's free for a limited time.