I'm Super Lucky on the Court

No spoilers, but after the protagonist's first game, the reward given by the club was very reasonable, but it did make me a little nervous.

Come on, author, I voted. I still hope to see the protagonist join the national football team in the future. The market has proven that there are many people who love watching the national football team.

It's rare to start from a low-level league, but I quite like it. There is always live broadcast in this league. In this league in England, live fans cannot live broadcast. People spend money to buy the copyright. In China, I feel that not many people buy genuine jerseys, but there are quite a lot of pirated ones.

Not bad, not bad (๑°3°๑)

Will the author incorporate elements of national football into his works in the future? The kind that bypasses the Football Association 😰

The Premier League is so rich, even the income from the Championship makes other leagues drool.

It's a little bit hard to watch. This is an 11-player game. It's okay if you turn your hooks up a bit, but you keep saying that the protagonist is just a main player in the Premier League, and he's not even world-class. So which main player can drag the team to 4 consecutive jumps? You played against Liverpool's midfielder by yourself, just like Ronaldinho against Real Madrid, and now Manchester United does the same. You call this the main force of the Premier League, but no one can see it, and nothing will happen later. Just update this after you update it.

It's too slow to warm up, especially the first seven chapters. It won't be affected if you delete it. How can I get better results if I do this?

I always feel like I have entered the UC shock department, 😅 I am always shocked xxx

It is rare for a novel to start from a low-level league, which is a bit fresh, but this may also be the reason for the mediocre results of the new book period. In fact, English League One is enough, and Level Five is indeed too low-level. Let's take a look, I hope it won't be because of poor grades TJ

Slow-heating type, but very comfortable to watch, giving people a feeling of success.

The quality is pretty good nowadays

It's really well written, but it's not watery.

Can you fix the update time?

... It seems that it is "visible only to me" again... Forget it, that's it.

By the way, when will the author write another club novel? Starting with your Red Rebels and Beniste Chinese, I can't put it down.

Looking forward to it, I really like this type

After reaching the Premier League, why didn't you go to a big club? You still feel nothing when watching a small team.

Updates are too slow. I wrote three pictures in one game. I'm speechless.

Since you have found so many reasons to argue that it is "impossible", let me briefly list them. First of all, it's not that I want to build Luton into a giant, but there is such a possibility. The first thing you mentioned was "achievement". Then is Chen Yun's leadership and decisive shot all just for show? Luton is constantly changing its team. Local core fans, this can be achieved by building "Chinatown" and "Motherland City". "Drinking hot water" was a good guide before, but you wrote it for a while and then stopped. Commuting fans can be solved by vigorously developing tourism, especially tourists and those European and American students. Airports, high-speed rail, etc., Can't be done. Then, what about the passenger bus? The global fan base, this is the motherland that Chen Yun supports. I asked Dis. Fans account for about 5% of the world's football fans. Isn't this enough? Chen Yun is now a single seedling. Regarding the issue of population and talent, think about Xiangjiang back then. As for the issue of funds, think about Xiao Mo's live broadcast purchasing signed jerseys at the beginning. Xiao Mo→Motherland. Jessica → Luton local. Jenny → Media. It is completely possible to form a company and operate Chen Yun. And obtain the agency rights of Luton in the motherland, develop various peripherals, introduce youth training talents and so on. Completely able to support and explode. National League → English League Two → English League One → English Championship → Premier League. Four years have passed here. As a result, Chen Yun did nothing. He only passively intervened after the Championship was promoted to the Premier League. You must know that at the beginning, it was written that Chen Yun came from a good family. Four years! Finally. My feeling is that you, the author, have been alienated and trapped in football, even European and American football. Completely succumbed to the world of capital, feeling that "this won't work, and that won't work either."

As the title says, this book is pretty good. Although there were some losing and frustrating scenes that I skipped booking, but I liked the story of winning and leading Luton to victory. Now I'm just waiting for the Premier League championship, the Champions League, and the World Cup. Come on.