My Path to Godhood Began with a Last-Minute Winner Against Argentina at the World Cup!

After watching the World Cup, I felt this book was a bit fake. Given the level of corruption in Argentina, comparable to that of South Korea, even if the protagonist scored a penalty, it would be disallowed by the referee. He would have to take at least three penalties to have even a tiny chance of eliminating Albiceleste. It wouldn't be surprising if the protagonist were even sent off with a red card for a "foul".

It had an AI-like feel to it; a powerful shot that elicited a variety of emotional reactions from the audience; a pass that perfectly captured the mental reactions of the surrounding players, coaches, and spectators before the ball even reached them...

It's 2026 now, not 2016! You dare to write over ten chapters of filler and poor quality in the opening match? Fine, you can write over ten chapters throughout the entire match, but what about the remaining ten minutes? How can you possibly write over ten chapters?

Won't this picture explode if I send it to you? 😎

After reading six chapters, I learned that Shennong is dead, the poison is deadly, and the protagonist is ridiculously stupid.

Brothers, stop reading! This book was written by a complete novice when it comes to football. Too many parts are illogical, and people who regularly watch and understand football won't be able to read it.

You're overthinking it. You think you can win? You'll probably get your account banned.

If you're seriously dissatisfied with the transfer fee and release clause, don't force the club to pay so much money. The release clause is only ten or twenty million euros, the protagonist's transfer fee is two hundred million euros, and European clubs only need to pay ten or twenty million euros to buy the protagonist.

Strictly speaking, this book is just a publicity stunt, and its quality isn't even that of a seasoned sports fan. But even something of this caliber managed to attract a bunch of shills to the scene.

I don't know if the author even watched this World Cup? Did the author really claim there was no added time in any of the matches? So many goals were scored during added time, which is absurd. And there was no water replenishment, except for two in one match! This World Cup is most famous for its water replenishment; injured players were left standing outside for a minute.