
I Play Soccer, Do You Care?
我踢球你在意吗
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 396k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Soccer
- Updated
- 23y ago
- English
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- Would You Mind If I Play?English name
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It's like seeing the author in his prime twenty years ago... Time flies!
I watched it more than ten years ago, before I even graduated high school. Now that so much time has passed, do you still mind?
I still have a physical copy of this book at home. I remember reading it repeatedly from sixth grade to eighth grade. It evoked feelings of emotion, passion, sweetness, regret, and reluctance. I felt completely immersed in the book. It was my favorite book as a child, without a doubt.
The Time Machine at the Beginning reminded me of this book I read on Fantasy Sword. Twenty years have passed in the blink of an eye, and Chinese football is still a mess. The only way to truly appreciate it is through the book. Goodbye Zhang Jun, goodbye Sophie.
Holy crap, this feels so familiar! Jianxi District, Xin'an County... They're all in Luoyang! I never knew the background of the novel *Lin Hai* was so real! And back in 2003, I was only... Two years old?
Personally, I feel this novel is quite suitable for IP adaptation.
I saw the news about the Zhejiang youth football competition today. If Zhang Jun saw himself like this, would he still want to play football?
Looking back now, it's clear that Yang Pan is the strongest character in the entire book. (Yang Pan > Kaka > Zhang Jun)
Old Lin, thank you.
I read this book twenty years ago! Twenty years later, I cast my monthly vote for this book! For twenty years, it has moved me countless times and brought me to tears countless times.
I think I watched it in 2007, on a feature phone. It's really moving; I'll watch it again today.