
The Shot
射门
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Soccer
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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Highly toxic; for personal glory, the protagonist renounces his Chinese citizenship and joins the Italian nationality.
Many chapters are missing; this makes the whole thing seem disjointed.
Are there any talented authors who write Captain Tsubasa fanfiction like they do Prince of Tennis fanfiction?
I grew up in Brazil and lived with my maternal grandmother in Belgium, yet I've always maintained Chinese citizenship. It's amazing! Either my grandmother is wealthy, or she's a mutant; talent alone wouldn't suffice, especially considering Belgium is a country with serious racial issues…
What the hell?! University league level? Even in Belgium, that's pure amateur, unlike in China where many retired professional or vocational athletes get to play. They're already playing in Serie A? No need for a youth team or reserve team to get through. This protagonist's life is truly a case of starting at the peak! I'm dropping this.
The best time to write about the Chinese national football team is further back in time. After the 2008 Olympics, their chances were slim. The period from the 1990s to the early 2000s might have yielded better results. Writing about the period after 2015 is popular, but the national team's performance is what it is, and it feels disjointed.
I miss the days when Pighead wrote football articles.
So many chapters are missing, it's so frustrating to read.