The World's Number One Midfielder: Boos Make Me Stronger

Many book protagonists are portrayed as second or third-generation immigrants to avoid the stigma of renouncing their citizenship. However, if they were truly born and raised abroad, they would generally adopt a localized name and use their foreign name in daily interactions. Even if they had a Chinese name, they would only use it among family members.

Of all the football novels I've read, the one I dislike the most is this: the team never loses as long as the protagonist is on the field, and the team never wins as long as the protagonist isn't on the field. If you're so great, why don't you just play against the other team by yourself? Why do you need teammates?

Messi, the King of Football???? You can call him one of the two greatest players of his generation with his performance, but to say he's the king of football, dominating an entire era, is just ridiculous.

I don't watch this if I don't play for the Chinese national football team; no matter how well it's written, it's still garbage.

I've read several football novels, and they all lack off-field elements; it's all about playing football like a machine. There's no investment, no female models, and they just go to a parallel world where only football exists.

This is purely a case of left-brain and right-brain conflict, forcibly creating contradictions. It's already stated that he's Italian, yet later they mock him for being Chinese, etc. I just want to ask, are all these people in the story brainless? Or what? The protagonist was born in Italy and is an Italian citizen, yet they use China to mock him.

It's so awkwardly written, a clichéd story of a doomed protagonist annulling his engagement.

With this system, it feels like just returning to China would yield countless negative emotions and the resentment of 1.4 Billion people, allowing the protagonist to gain immense wealth.

No, is the timeline that late? Starting in 2022, are you planning to predict the future? Play for at least two years in Rome, which would be around 2024, then transfer to a big club. In the first year at a big club, there won't be much tactical support, but in the second year, you'll become the tactical core, then win a championship, and then have a back-to-back championships, which would be around 2027.

You're planning to write this timeline over four years? It's been 26 years already! Italian citizenship, and you're making this entirely original, domestically produced thing? Isn't that just going back to square one? The timeline is ridiculous, the romance is ridiculous… Italian humor…