
The Masterclass
大师补习班
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 3.5M Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Soccer
- Updated
- 2d ago
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Those Walking the Path to the Dao
A big thumbs-up to the authors working hard to write their stories.
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The fictional future world doesn't feel immersive at all; I'll just have to wait for the next book!
Would anyone who reads football novels read a fictional football story? Is it going to be abandoned as soon as it's published?
The protagonist who is even more devoted than the "paying back" method
The transfer to Valencia was a complete disaster. The author created a protagonist who was even more willing to pay a premium than Fabregas. At least with Fabregas, there was a reason to pay a premium: he came from Barcelona's youth academy, and Arsenal was unwilling to invest in him because they saw no hope of winning the title.
What are you even writing? Every time you win a championship, you just rush back to China? You don't even write about the climax, what's the point of reading this?
The first Champions League victory was immediately followed by a story about returning home, without any mention of the climax after the win. The second Champions League victory was the same. What's the point of reading this? It doesn't provide any emotional value for the readers. Why should anyone keep reading?
Awesome! Awesome!
Awesome! The Chinese U23 national football team has reached the Asian Cup final!
After all that buildup to Manchester United, being the defending champions and team captain, with the team built around you and buying players at your behest, you go and play for a team that's not even as good as Manchester United, teaming up with He Chaoyue? It's unbearable to watch!
I have to speak out
Utterly disappointed. The author overshadows the protagonist, giving little attention to the finals. I understand this is to boost the teammates' strength for plausibility, but it's unsustainable if this continues. An ensemble drama shouldn't sacrifice the protagonist's screen time to fill the supporting roles.
Of all things to write about, writing about Chinese players is just hilarious.
Since you love deleting posts so much, why don't you delete my subscription history too?
I've read sports novels for years and never seen such a stupid design. They'll either reach the semi-finals with disappointment, or they'll win the championship directly. Which team won by having their main player miss the final due to a red card? Give me an example. You've written several books already, and you still don't know the pitfalls of sports novels? Why don't you go back to writing about K-pop? All you have to do is build harems and you don't need to think.
Write if you can, but it's all just filler or the Chinese national football team every day. If tomorrow's first chapter is still about the Chinese national football team, I'm deleting the book immediately.