Manchester United DNA Means Never Leaving the Club, Loyalty!
曼联DNA打死不离队，忠诚！
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- 3.7M Words
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- Soccer
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A rare sight to see a defensive midfielder start to the game; hopefully, he can maintain that. I'm sick of seeing wingers, attacking midfielders, and strikers. The Guangzhou Evergrande defensive midfielder was initially quite good, but then he moved forward, so I gave up on him.
The author is a Messi fan and has a lot of anti-Ronaldo sentiments; proceed with caution. There's nothing wrong with being a Messi fan; it's fine as long as both players are correctly identified. Later on, the protagonist inexplicably fawns over Messi while belittling Ronaldo. The main character's personality is also inconsistent and poorly developed.
Everything else is minor; the main issue is the overly strong gay vibe.
Up until the protagonist won the Champions League, I thoroughly enjoyed watching it; I saw the Manchester United spirit the author portrayed. But everything changed starting from the transfer window. The protagonist seemed two-faced and indecisive. 😅 Then the head coach introduced an even bigger set of rules (what's the difference between this and a slapstick routine?).
Why do people always prefer a "noob" start? Wouldn't it be more reasonable to have some talent but not be able to reach the big stage? Youth training isn't about collecting trash. Esports youth training is supposed to produce players who are already top-tier in the general public. Is youth training for the world's number one sport just about collecting trash?
The main character is a soft-shelled turtle; it's highly venomous and runs away quickly.
The introduction is practically a scam. What happened to the "playing it safe" part? What happened to the "letting go of the shame of winning the championship" part? There was no build-up at all. It just jumps right in with its competitive spirit at its peak, acting like a local god, thrashing Bayern Munich eight times and winning the Champions League. What am I supposed to write about after this?
It's disgusting. They're live streaming, and they're stunned just looking at the stats. They're staring at other people when they're getting a quest. Is that really necessary?
The protagonist's parents sold everything they owned, and yet he says other people's parents are the greatest—that's pretty outrageous! His inferiority complex is also incredibly stupid. I can accept that the protagonist is incompetent, but I can't accept him being scared to death 800 times a day.
Liverpool wouldn't have won the Premier League title without the protagonist's cheat code, but now that the protagonist is cheating, Liverpool is invincible and has won the Premier League title consecutively. What's the point of this protagonist cheating? Isn't the author of this Manchester United story crazy?