Football: I Can See All the Spots

There are too many trolls. Football only has trolls when it loses. When it wins, the shortcomings of the players on the field will not be seen.

Not many people watch this kind of plot nowadays.

There is no system, but it's all nonsense. The protagonist's unscientific speed of getting stronger, the protagonist's unscientific passing ability, and the god-like old Chinese medicine doctor. It's better to write a system.

You can definitely watch Shuhuang Killing Time. The flaws are not small. The author is a fan, but not a senior fan. There are many descriptions of shoveling from behind in the book, and most of the referees do not give cards, and those who do give them are yellow cards, which is very jarring. In reality, if you try to shovel one from behind, no matter whether you hurt anyone or not, it is an undisputed red dot package.

This type of player has the necessary skills to stop the ball and pass the ball, and it cannot be average, it must be master level.

The game is not a cookie-cutter card or system. The game is very creative and the plot tends to be reasonable. It would be better if there are some life chapters. Such as salary, enjoyment of material life, etc.

It's not that I look down on the national football team. How many of you can play 10 games? You can't see what the national football team was like at that time. From top to bottom, you were invincible.

Old-school writing style, not cool enough, but the writing style is okay

It's a pity that such a good golden finger can't be the doorkeeper.

Domestic players generally have ideas but no footwork or no ideas and no footwork. It's great if you have something that has tricks but no ideas, and relies entirely on the system for all your ideas. The first chapter is very confusing. Unless the head coach takes the lead in excluding and acting like you, how dare everyone not move during the counterattack. Just stick with the rest.

Don't go back to play in the national football team, otherwise your novel will be doomed to hit the streets.

It's fast-paced, it's about to be released, and it hasn't even left the novice village yet.

Nowadays, I can watch too little football. It's still to my taste. Come on.