My Surname Is Gao, and the King of Football Is Reborn

Seeing the latest chapter, the penalty for breach of contract is 120 million, while the weekly salary is only 30,000. The penalty for breach of contract is linked to the salary, and they still say they're worried about not being able to sell for a high price? If they have the ability, why would they be worried about not being able to sell for a high price? Wouldn't it be better to take a large signing bonus? I can't understand why they suddenly became so saintly.

The protagonist should have a basic sense of national identity; he'd feel annoyed seeing the Chinese national football team perform poorly, but he wouldn't feel any sense of pride or pride in the team. Since the premise involves a time-traveling character from ancient times, it's necessary to portray a certain sense of disconnect. If you can't write that, you might as well not use the Gao Qiu premise at all.

If Gao Qiu were reborn, he'd be more likely to join the Chinese Football Association than play football; he'd be a stronger version of Tie Zi 🤐.

Is the men's national football team's failure to qualify for the World Cup finals solely due to their lack of skill? If not, it doesn't matter who comes!

The stats are outrageous. 74 Goals in 25 games in his first season, averaging three goals per game. A transfer fee of over 100 million for a weekly wage of 30,000...

Is making Chinese football great again Gao Qiu's goal? So, Qin Hui can be patriotic, and Qin Hui can be a hero? Zhang Yimou: Why not?

Leading China to the World Cup trophy... Truly addictive. Football isn't an individual sport. The men's team has lost all fighting spirit. If they had, they wouldn't have lost 0-7 to Japan.

Regarding the notion that a player's status as a star is meaningless without scandals and young models, let's focus on whether a player is willing to receive interviews and exposure. Unless a player demonstrates talent and ability surpassing Messi's, they will never win the Ballon d'Or! Even if you show Ronaldo's talent, you still won't win.

I hope the power level in this book isn't too overpowered, like in the last one where he became invincible after a couple hundred chapters. Take your time writing. Of all the books I've read, yours is still the most satisfying. Honestly, I'd really like you to write a book about a Chinese player like Pineapple, a bully on the field. It would be so cool!

760,000 Words, 58 comments. Is this controlled commentary? Or is nobody reading it at all?