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The national football team needs a golden super player
To be honest, the author does seem to have no big size, but it deserves encouragement
It feels like this author is writing a book for the first time. He has committed many common problems of new authors. The initial combat power of the protagonist is too low. There are too many unreasonable points in adding talent. The rhythm of the article is sometimes good and sometimes bad. The emotional line is not written well. He takes some football knowledge for granted. The pure Chinese jokes written in some places are actually very strange in the Premier League environment and English context But the good points are There are also many. The author's description of the atmosphere of the stadium, the psychology of the protagonist, the commentary, and the emotional adjustment of the audience are sufficiently detailed and in-depth, and he still has a solid foundation. The main line of the article is not messed up, and the core of inspirational struggle is also very appropriate to the background of Liverpool. Maybe the author is a Liverpool fan and has integrated his own previous experience of watching the game into it, so it is easy to describe the emotions in this aspect quite well. Overall, it's a good novel. It doesn't have a lot of big flaws but a bunch of minor flaws. It's like eating an orange without peeling it. You have to bite off the peel every time you take a bite, but you can still eat the pulp. Anyway, the purpose of eating the pulp is accomplished. I hope the author will work hard. If you want to quantify player level and game rating, you can learn from fm and whoscored. I look forward to more works from you.
By the way, the only football article written by Lin Hai is to watch the five major leagues in person.
To be honest! This kind of football article is basically something you can pick and choose and not subscribe to in full. If you update one chapter every day, then I can only read it. I want to read it after I have read it for a while! But when it comes to keeping books, I usually keep them until I stop reading them.
The only novel about sleepers that I have read is Ma Qin from Half Life Sanren, and then this one. I don't know the author's follow-up thoughts. Just my personal opinion. The biggest regret about Uncle Zha in the past 9 years is probably that he failed to seize the opportunity to win the quadruple crown in 2022. On the one hand, he was not strong enough as a sleeper, and he was not lucky enough. Rodri's obvious penalty kick against Everton in Manchester City's away game that year was not given to Everton. He also had a super tights in the Champions League final. I hope the author can help many sleeper fans make up for it in the novel. Also, I hope the author can scold Fenway for not being a good person. It's not that Fenway doesn't invest money at all, but that it always plays dead when Uncle Zha's lineup needs reinforcements the most. Look at how Manchester City didn't strengthen the weak points of their lineup because they won the Premier League or Champions League that year?
Don't cheat too quickly. Like 66, there are peaks and troughs, and there are also off-field factors that affect your status. If it's too strong, it's boring.
Always Liverpool? Or will he go to another team?
Update, bro. I feel so tired. I'm waiting for you to update.
It's rare to see someone write about Liverpool, you must click to read it
Fellow-minded people
I am also a Liverpool fan and I am also a new writer
Not buddy
🤤 I started watching Liverpool's football in 2015. You started writing in 2015. Except for this year, I didn't watch much of the football in the second half of the season. In the past, I didn't miss every game. Hang in there!
It's too late to publish football articles in 15 years, and it's not interesting to read.
Even though I'm writing this as a sworn enemy, it looks good so far.
Football is never just football
You can take a look at his articles about popular football. It's not all about off-field work. The key games are written well. Just play with the jokes and write them clearly.
I'll give you the monthly pass
Brother, hurry up. If you don't update ten or eight chapters in a day, how can you sleep? 🙂
It is a unique book that can be read in one sitting, and it brings me back to the feeling of reading books before. 😭😭But why did I discover it so early, otherwise I could have finished reading it in one go. . .
There are only twelve chapters of tickets available this month, and they're all for you, come on! Hurry up and update more!
It's difficult for Chinese Super League champions to play in English Championship teams
I really don't know what the level of these Chinese international players is now. I feel that it is difficult to play in the English Championship.
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You know it, buddy, Liverpool at its peak lacked a creative midfielder.