In the Name of Genius

Just finished it, let me give you a quick review. It should be considered a food + type. Let me talk about the conclusion first. It is a novel suitable for football lovers to read. It describes the immersive experience of the game. Advantages: 1. The writing is good, the style is simple and unpretentious, and it will not make people feel uncomfortable while reading 2. The plot is reasonable, the background is detailed, and the data is sophisticated. The author must have checked a lot of information. I don't know much about French football, but the author's description of French football makes me very convinced. The history of each club and the statistics from the period in the book feel very authentic. 3. The protagonist's growth path is clear and the cheating is reasonable. From the fallen genius to find himself and return to his peak, to gain increased combat power through hanging, and then to increase the upper limit for continued rapid growth. It can be said that it is both refreshing and reasonable. 4. I look forward to the joy of the protagonist joining a team to play brotherly football after joining a wealthy club, as well as the exciting tactical confrontation in subsequent high-level games. Disadvantages: 1. A common problem among new authors is that there are too many secondary plot descriptions. In this book, almost every game has a large description of the field. However, improvements have been made in the latest chapters, and the unimportant matches have been brushed aside. 2. Due to the strength of the protagonist's team, there is not much confrontation in terms of tactics and formations. There is a single way to solve the game, and because there are too many problems described in the game above, there may be aesthetic fatigue. Moreover, the description of breakthrough tests the reader's spatial imagination ability. I suggest that the author can learn from Lin Haitingtao's previous book and use tactical disk simulation animations to create Easter egg chapters for wonderful goals. The above is my current viewing experience. I am very happy and lucky to encounter this wonderful football novel. The temperament of this book fits my attitude towards watching football games, which only focuses on the performance of the players on the field. Reading this book is like watching a game, it's very visual.

The writing is pretty good now. Don't be like other authors who insist on arranging some Chinese elements. Just keep writing at the current pace. It's fine.

This is my first time posting a review. Come on, it's well written.

There are a few football systems that add points that are relevant. Unlike some novels where passing the ball at full level does not add 50 points to the shot, or it gives a full level balance, but the result is that he is still left-handed, has both feet and needs other tasks. I am really confused. The off-site writing is very good. Finally, it's not a loser and a stallion who can't leave when they see a girl. When I add a little bit to learn the language, there is a little life story, learning German and so on. The interaction between the off-field ball and the protagonist is really well written. There is growth, passion, and fans who never give up. 😁

Good book, I felt very passionate after reading a few chapters

Come on

In fact, the leveling stream was still very good a few years ago. Everyone would think that it was very realistic and real. No one would kill people at full level as soon as they were 16 or 17 years old. . As a result, a 16-year-old La Liga player was born, and a 17-year-old player was killed in the European Cup and Champions League by Yamal. The protagonist in your novel is still leveling up, but the kid who is younger than your protagonist is already killing people randomly in reality.

To be honest, it's well written. It's rare to find a football novel that you can read. Many novels nowadays always have a hostile atmosphere. It feels like the protagonist just wants to antagonize everyone. It's too exaggerated. Otherwise, it will focus a lot of perspectives on off-field life. The question is, if I like to watch the protagonists living and drinking outside the field when reading sports books, then why don't I read sports books? I really have no interest in reading novels that I can't figure out the priority of. Talking about this book, the author's writing style doesn't look like a newbie. Is it a veteran author or someone from outside? I look forward to keeping it up. Of course, all orders will be delivered. Come on.

A very good football article with many advantages. The author writes about a genius with explosive ball sense. Few people write about Ronaldinho-style protagonists. Most of them are vision, speed, and strength type. The reward given is not too big, there is no such thing as an experience card, and a small opening does not count. It is better than off-site lottery, completing tasks, black fan value, popularity value, etc. A simple hook, giving rewards for winning, and full sense of involvement. The most important thing is that finally there is an author who doesn't treat readers as fools. Some authors write about protagonists with less than 60 statistics playing in La Liga and the Premier League. I am speechless.,,,,,,,

It's very good. It's the most comfortable football article I've ever read. Let me talk about a few advantages of this book in my opinion: The first is the appropriate setting. The function is to give some physical skills within a reasonable range and also increase the upper limit of potential. Therefore, it can be helpful in training and games without disappearing. It can bring a certain amount of fun, but it is not too outrageous. The protagonist still needs to train hard on his own. Secondly, the off-field plot is the best I have ever seen. Other books have written off-field stories about the protagonist's fighting in the locker room, various brainless female co-stars, and all kinds of pretentiousness in front of the media. This book's off-field story writes about the enthusiasm of the fans, the interaction between the protagonist and the future French national team members, and even about football culture and history (for example, I have never known such anecdotes as Atletico Madrid placing flowers at home). In short, it is particularly positive. Third, the protagonist has a very good personality and style. He is a quiet and steady type. Except for celebrating goals, he will not be too out of shape. He does not have the aggressiveness and diaosi temperament of many sports protagonists. Other books often describe protagonists fighting with others and then being suspended. I was really drunk. They even called it a retribution. The whole team is counting on you to lead them to victory, but you get into a fight and then send yourself off, causing the team to lose. This is really stupid. The protagonist in this book is like a captain, he has a good sense of proportion, never takes the lead in a fight, and will shut down the players when they want to fight, but he will not refuse to do dirty things on the court after being violated. The fourth is that this book deals with the media very appropriately and is in line with the IQ of normal people. Although some football stars are really uneducated, most people still have a sense of proportion. It is impossible to say some diaosi speeches in YY novels in public. This book shows that no matter whether they are players or coaches, even if they lose, they will not say anything to the media. They are very decent and good at Tai Chi. In short, the author writes very well and I like it very much. I hope to maintain this style. I really like the popularization of team culture and the sense of history. I hope to write more. Finally, let's quickly let the protagonist practice his reverse foot and shooting. We don't want to be truly omnipotent, but at least maximize the core skills of a forward. He always relies solely on dribbling to break through. He has been targeted a lot recently. After all, he is also a man with a problem.

Finally saw a football protagonist who is not Chinese or Chinese. To be honest, it's disgusting to see a Chinese protagonist in a football article, and I can't help but think of the national football team.

This is the best football novel I have ever read, one of the best. The protagonist is very literary and has a very lovable personality. There is nothing messy. Unlike other football novels, the protagonists are a bunch of unlovable pretentious criminals.

The next question is: Where did Gao go? In fact, it's okay. Premier League games attract a lot of attention, and Serie A can revive those old giants. As long as the author writes the games well, there is no need to force the emotional drama. I really want to read about beautiful women and read other football articles. I like the pure football articles written by the author. Moreover, those laces are too watery and have no new ideas. Most authors can't control the tone well, which makes the protagonists look very wretched.

The protagonist is a eunuch? No women? I can understand no heroine, no woman? You can find a beautiful woman to take care of in one go, and just write some interactions every once in a while. You can't really live without a woman.

There really isn't even a single commercial endorsement. You don't really want to wait until the Premier League is over before writing about Nike? I suggest the author add some commercial endorsements and charity activities to relieve the fatigue of writing about football all the time and add some starlight to the protagonist. I really thought that the protagonist would invest money to repair the gravel court in Birdquan Town, but the result was that the protagonist was asked to go back and give a speech to encourage the young players. It is much better to do charity activities than to have the protagonist write a bunch of encouraging articles and sign autographs for various young players.

The end of the French Ligue 1 season was actually well written. But my personal feeling after reading it is that it's finally over. Yes, I felt so impatient that I didn't order the last dozen or so pictures, just to see how he would deal with it. The author's writing style and logic are actually pretty good, and it's definitely pretty good among football patterns. But why do I feel impatient, without him, and the rhythm is crappy. Without building too many contradictions and conflicts, it kept on sensationalizing, and especially liked Coach Shui's nonsense before and after the game. This led to the point that should have been the climax, which made people feel nothing when reading it. It was ordinary and made people feel that it was too watery. Author, if you really don't know how to adjust the rhythm, you can refer to Tony Twain's film.

Oh, I took a look. After playing in Serie A, you can go to the professor (the core of team building)

Go to Arsenal. Although the money is a bit expensive, as long as you lead Arsenal to win the Champions League, you will be an Arsenal legend.

This is the first time I have read a 2 million-word football article that has not yet played in the Champions League. The author's writing style is online, but it is too slow. Every game in Ligue 1 has two or three chapters in a season. Who can stand this?

I think the heroine should be written, so that it looks complete. It is the story of the protagonist, not only on the court but also off the court. If you only read the competitive part, then each chapter can only write about the content of the game. This chapter is about beating Manchester United, and the next chapter is about Arsenal. This book is attractive. The point is that the on-court and off-court combinations are very good. Off-court relationships, endorsements, past experiences, and transfers are all described with pen and ink. Since off-court writing has been spent on off-court writing, it would be inconsistent to not write about the heroine. After all, it seems a bit strange to have such a successful career without a heroine🤔

It's okay, but it's a bit too forced and sensational.

It's strange why the Premier League would question the protagonist. Do you still need to question someone who became the captain of the national team of a big football country like France at the age of 18? Clubs may buy parallel imports, but how can the captain of the national team of a long-established football powerhouse like France be parallel imports? It is equivalent to French football endorsing the protagonist. Even if the French Football League is a little low, the performance of the national team cannot be parallel imports. The performance of scoring so many goals in the Europa League and beating Chelsea and Tottenham Milan cannot be parallel imports. The protagonist's performance last season can even be ranked among the top ten of the Ballon d'Or. After all, it is single-core. Triple crown winner, and Europa League champion 🏆. To take a step back, Ligue 1 is still one of the five major leagues. Although the last one, Ligue 1 has a record-breaking golden boot of 46 goals and nearly 20 assists. Even if it is a 50% discount in the Premier League, it still has 23 goals and 10 assists. How can someone who can achieve this data be a parallel import? No matter how stupid the English media is, it's impossible for all of them not to be optimistic about the protagonist who is crazy about questioning him, right? I feel like it's a bit silly to write about the media

I really don't like reading books about Manchester City. The plot is not new at all. When I go to Manchester City, I just buy, buy, buy, buy all the talented players, and then keep winning. It's not interesting at all. It's better to go to Juventus to restore the glory of Serie A.

I've caught up to more than half of it, and I often come back to see how many words I've written. I want to read it all at once. It's finished today, which is a bit surprising. I plan to read it again, and I'll comment before reading it. ~ There are not many good books written from the perspective of becoming a European through time travel, not having anything to do with the national football team, and naturally integrating into European football. This book is definitely worth reading. ~ I used to read Lin Hai Tingtao's football novels, which were all about domestic fame and European success. It was okay at first, but then I really couldn't stand it. As soon as I saw the protagonist leading a group of national football teammates to kill everyone, I was so excited that I couldn't stand it at all. ～The football novels I want to read now can be systematic but should be reasonably restrained. Don't just give a template every time. Give extra points for each game to play a supporting role. Don't be too exaggerated. If you want to travel abroad as a non-national, don't have anything to do with the national football team. This book basically meets my expectations, and the pace is well controlled! ～At Qidian, I have yet to see a novel in which the protagonist can highly identify with the club, integrate into the club system and culture, have teamwork and warmth, and the protagonist becomes a symbol of the club or even the city, and has a sense of belonging. Most of them are very utilitarian and want to surpass Melo, plus they are full of calculating transfers and locker room scheming. If you sit down, you can consider this angle and write a story about team football and full of passionate youth. ~I have been searching for football articles recently, but many of them are very popular and cannot be read at all. In addition to this book, there are also the top 1/3 of Goal (approximate name) when playing football, all-round center. There are really not many good football novels, and there are not many authors who can understand European football culture and memes. I hope the author has the energy to persevere and write well. If this book is of this level, I will definitely support it! ～Don't write about the national football team, it's thankless, mainly because it's easy to get into trouble! ~Finally, I look forward to the author's new book

You can write about your daily life. It's all about football and you'll get tired easily.

Please join the arsenal. There happens to be a legendary French forward named Henry. Manchester City has seen too much. Arsenal doesn't have the Champions League anyway.

Sports articles don't even look at women.

I haven't read the book yet, but as a fan, I have to say that if I want to write about the rise of French football, I have to mention the Clairefontaine Football Academy. Henry, Trezeguet, Anelka, Benzema, Mbappe, Saha, Giroud, Pogba, Hatem, Robert Pires, Jeremy, William Lagasse, Thuram, Lizarazu, Silvestre, Sagnol and many other stars came from here. The Industrial Sports School is a typical representative leading the development of football. Chinese football has spent 30 years proving that pure business cannot run football.

The 18-year-old won the Ligue 1 title and scored 50 goals in a single season and scored 6 goals in the Europa League final. Why don't you go up to the sky and stand shoulder to shoulder with the sun? This kind of innocent writing completely disrespects the sport of football.

Give the 2014 World Cup championship to Germany, otherwise the 7-1 record will not come out. I think your description of Germany's game can be modeled on Cristiano Ronaldo's European Cup game where they were overtaken 3 times, defeated the savior 3 times, and then lost the penalty shootout. The 2018 World Cup is following the process.