Football: Ascending to Godhood After Being Kicked Out of La Masia

I misread it as "starting from being expelled from Demacia," and I was wondering if League of Legends was going to come and play football? We'll have to see how that goes.

After searching around, I found that almost all current football novels portray Barcelona as the villainous overlord... Real Madrid, with 15 titles, should theoretically have a lot of problems (only a few books criticize them, and those are all older ones). Logically, Barcelona, ​​having missed the Champions League for over a decade and even playing in the Europa League, should be considered a weak team.

The author probably wrote this out of anger after Italy failed to qualify for the World Cup.

It's good, but short. I hope the author has some self-awareness and updates 100,000 to 200,000 words a day. I used to read football books hoping to help the national team take off, but as I read more, I became increasingly disgusted by any content that mentioned them. They're just so disappointing. Now, I don't want to read a single word about the national team in any football book.

This book is much better than the one next door that went from the finals to losing! As long as the author doesn't deliberately include such toxic elements, I'll definitely keep reading.

This is purely a lighthearted read, with no major inconsistencies. However, the protagonist himself is quite jarring. In just half a season, he boasts 80-90+ in all attributes! The writing style is roughly this: he gains an ability, followed by one or two chapters showcasing that ability in a match.

I've been waiting for so long, is there an approximate comeback date? 😴

It's open now, it doesn't suppress the protagonist's strength. However, the overpowered prize pool keeps piling up, and as you read on, it feels like the protagonist alone could easily crush the opponent.

In my opinion, this is a gem among football-themed articles. 😍

I'll book the whole thing to support Manchester City. I can't even imagine how awesome it must have been to have a midfield maestro like that back then.