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Thoughts on Chapter 65.
Regarding the male protagonist's encounter with a reporter in the rain after the European War, and the female reporter sprained her ankle, the male protagonist actually helped him. Isn't this male protagonist a boss? Didn't he bring a bodyguard or a driver? Even if these are not available, there should be security at Arsenal Stadium. Then why would the male protagonist personally pick her up and send her to treatment? I feel that this is obviously a story about the domineering president or the female protagonist. If you look at it from the perspective of a female reporter, there is no relationship between them at all. I feel that the female reporter has been looking for trouble, but the male protagonist doesn't know why? It's really a bit disgusting.
Does what you're writing so far have anything to do with you?
He didn't make any signings after becoming chairman. You might as well skip directly to recruiting and setting up a team medical system. Write down every game, just like a running account.
So many bad reviews? Then I have to take a look! As we all know, Qidian's readers are getting younger and more glass-hearted. If they can't tell, they still have to read it.
Buying Bale for 90 million pounds is a pretense of being at the top of the food chain. It is fun to read football management articles. In addition to good team performance, it is more about using future prophets to buy players at low prices. This book is good, but it is the other way around. You must spend more money to buy players than the original buyer. People will not think you are high-end, they will think you are stupid because you don't have much money, and you are not a petroleum guy. Everyone knows that they are rich. I have low requirements for sports articles. I can basically read them, and I am addicted to them.
Become a shareholder in Victoria's Secret and get a new Victoria's Secret Angel every day. It's not 10,000 times better than your lame emotional drama.
The writing is too complicated. To be honest, not many readers will pay attention to your identity in the past life. There are too many emotional dramas. It feels like it affects the sense of immersion.
What the female reporter wrote was really disgusting and poisoned a lot of people.
Well
This article of yours makes me, a gun fan, unable to give you a favorable review 😅
Weird way of writing. I get called by Little Mangou every day and sell people. Writing a novel is like a coward.
Arsenal's 2013/14 lineup
[Centre] Suarez, Diego Costa Youth training: Akpon, Balogun [Winger/Shadow forward] Bale, Hazard, Theo Walcott, Oxlade-Chamberlain Loan: Gnabry Youth training: Iwobi, Jadon Anthony, Saka, Nelson [Midfield] Modric, Fernandinho, Ramsey, Rosicky, Wanyama, Pogba, Coquelin Loan: Germany Browne, Casemiro, Kante Youth training: Hayden, Willock, Smith Rowe [Full-back] Azpilicueta, Sandro, Digne, Jenkinson, Kimmich Loan: Robertson, Bellerin Youth training: Niles [Central defender] Sister-in-law, Vertonghen, Koscielny, Djuru, Stones [Goalkeeper] Szczesny, Oblak, Martin