Who Let Him Play as a Wide Attacking Midfielder?

The more I read this book, the more I feel disgusted. After reading this, it is the author's fourth novel. There are really few interesting things about the novel. The more I read the content after it is released, the more I frown. 1. The problem of club selection: I was sold by Liverpool for 1 million, and then I want to go back after playing for one season.

In the top five European leagues, the protagonist almost always creates goals in every match, even against strong teams in the Champions League, and this is still happening against teams that aren't considered European powerhouses. His pure ability is already world-class, and he's only just arrived in one of the top five leagues!

I don't understand why, after being promoted to the first team, the player's jersey number is 99. I even checked, and normally European teams register first-team jersey numbers from 1 to 30. And aren't football jersey numbers supposed to be assigned to specific starting positions once they're fixed? I don't really understand the significance of the protagonist choosing number 99.

This is yet another author who fills in the data with their feet. If the protagonist's passing stat is over 80, then their shooting stat can't possibly be below average; it should at least be 70 or even over 70.

Honestly, naming the main character is a major challenge even in the sports section, but I'll keep reading just because of this name.

The portrayal of the Chinese national football team is truly awful. The first three chapters are all about how the national team treats him, then a warm-up match is used to build up fan sentiment, allowing the protagonist to shamelessly join the national team. I didn't work all day to read a simp novel; no wonder the book's sales are poor. It lacks any style. The initial plot development is bland.

I found this book while it was free for a limited time, but after reading 24 chapters, I couldn't continue. The entire 24 chapters consisted of the protagonist, a player with cheat codes, scoring only one goal, and even that was an accident. Did the author think this was ridiculous? What's the exciting part of a football novel? Of course, it's scoring goals and winning!

Why go to Liverpool? Klopp's tactics require the least amount of a winger/attacking midfielder. Sending the main character would be pointless, disrupting the existing tactical system. Besides, Liverpool's performance isn't bad to begin with. If they lose, you'll be blamed; if they win, it won't be your contribution. I don't understand the thinking.

At 18, he was almost always creating chances in the top five European leagues and the Champions League. You'd give him 35 million for that performance. Besides Mbappe, is there any other player under 20 who could match his stature during the same period? You seem to enjoy overshadowing the main character so much, and the pacing is so fast. No wonder fewer and fewer people are watching. A true genius.

Liverpool sycophants, only drawing lots and claiming talents after losing to Liverpool, was it intentional to lose?