Football: Now That's What You Call an All-Around Midfielder

I've read 75 chapters, and they're still talking about playing in the youth league? This lousy book of yours is written for kids. Are you planning to write 1000 chapters and still talk about playing in the youth league? This is so damn tedious.

Most football writers are prone to misconceptions about long passes, always assuming that a long pass equals a direct assist for a goal. For example, in the earlier chapters, the author describes the protagonist in the U19 team as consistently getting assists through long passes, even achieving a hat-trick of assists.

Hmm... The Portuguese is another author who wants to help Cristiano Ronaldo change his life.

Barcelona has the right to ban a young player across Spain? Real Madrid agree? Atlético Madrid agree? Spaniards agree?

Going to Manchester United is the biggest poison point. Goodbye to you.

I've read 22 chapters so far, and it feels like the writing isn't up to the level of a master, but it's picked up the bad habit of writing sloppy, low-quality content that masters often have! Too much of the off-field language used by so-called fans is childish and illogical, with some parts being extremely unreasonable.

I've seen many comments below saying the plot is dragging, and that the team hasn't even started yet, especially since it's the Bundesliga, which nobody seems to care about. They just won't change it. Actually, I haven't read much of the book; I just skimmed the beginning and looked at the table of contents because I'm really not interested in the Bundesliga, Serie A, or Ligue 1. What's it like?

The Chinese Americans are hilarious; they're pleasing neither side.

The title should be changed to: System: I Dominate the Youth League

The author's so-called "avoiding pitfalls"? What are they avoiding? After reading the system design in the first two chapters, I felt it was doomed! The skill packs even have a trigger probability! In reality, even if you had Carlos's heavy cannon, you couldn't hit every time, let alone have a trigger probability.