Football: The God-Tier Midfielder Who Shook Ronaldo and Messi

To play well, one must engage in a series of high-risk activities, including bribery, broken legs, broken spines, bans, repaying the national team, assaulting coaches and teammates, and being expelled from youth training programs. 😁

The football novels are getting more and more unrealistic, increasingly absurd. The standard system is all-powerful, practically omnipotent—are they even human? They might as well just write it as gods playing football on Earth! 🙂🙂

This whole situation is ridiculous. Tottenham's best midfielder from their youth academy was released by Tottenham. Didn't other teams take notice? There should be many Premier League clubs' youth academies that are interested. Then Gerrard pulled him to Liverpool, but the manager didn't want to use him, so he had to be loaned out. Loan... Loan... So why sign him with Liverpool in the first place? It's so sloppy, really so sloppy.

The hardest thing to write about in a football novel is the protagonist's nationality. Writing about a Chinese national is a recipe for disaster, while writing about a foreign national is seen as unpatriotic.

Your family is starting to play in the Champions League knockout stages in December? Anyone with even a little football knowledge knows that's impossible. And you, author, are writing this with such passion? What were you thinking? Are you desperate to scam money?

He's mindlessly showing off without considering the situation, and his conversations are hilarious.

The World Cup trophy will be designed like this from now on! 🤓🤓🤓

I read it for a long time but still gave up. How can long passes and long-range shots be impressive without strength and stamina? It's so mindless.

A transfer to another league is understandable, but going to Chelsea would erase all his achievements at Liverpool. I don't know how the plot is designed; I'm not interested in reading further. 😥

This opening sequence seems more and more familiar the more I look at it.