Neymar Turns Demonic: I Am Not the World's Third!
马儿成魔：老子不是世界第三！
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 434k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Soccer
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- English
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This book is polarizing. The core issue is whether playing football requires physicality, and whether it's possible to play well relying solely on ball control and experience without a strong physique. Those who believe it is, find the book quite good, with few other flaws. Those who disagree, like myself, simply can't stand it.
The subject matter is quite appealing to me, but the writing style is just average.
I've always wanted to read a book where the author transmigrates into the body of Neymar, Rashford, or Rooney to save their career. But the author's writing is really not great; maybe I should use AI to polish it.
Neymar is 14 years old
Do you want him to get kicked to death?
This is purely for laughs. Neymar himself has no ambition or lofty aspirations whatsoever. Others even feel that his career is quite good—he's having fun and making money. He had a good relationship with his MSN buddies in the early stages, and he didn't go to PSG for being a top star or the world's best. They didn't have those thoughts; it was all about the money.
It's quite interesting.
I stumbled upon an interesting book. I don't know much about the horse's personality off the field, nor do I know if the description in the book is out of character (OOC), but the horse in the book has a rather adorable personality. Although he's still playful after being reborn, he's much more mature and knows how to be self-disciplined.
Neymar turned 14 in 2006 (born in 1992 + 14 years old), but there were already relevant regulations in 2006 that prevented him from representing Inter Milan in Serie A. Key arguments: 1. FIFA revised its rules on the transfer of minors in 2005, clarifying that there are only three exceptions for international transfers of non-EU players under the age of 18 (Neymar is Brazilian) (such as parents…
A 15-year-old horse definitely doesn't have the stamina to play a full 90 minutes in a top-flight league match.
Update! Is Neymar Brazil's Dong Fangzhuo? 😊
I think the author's vision is too narrow. The horse should have started playing professionally at the age of two and won the league, World Cup and Champions League treble at the age of three. After all, a three-year-old can walk, run and talk. Isn't that more impressive than a 14-year-old?
Interesting, but not much.
It's unclear whether it's a time-travel or reincarnation story, and the protagonist's age is awkward. You could take a reference from Yamal's story; the writing style is just average.