Champion Legend

Extremely poisonous! The amateur team beat Chelsea by a score of 1:1 in the first half. But in the second half, when Chelsea got serious, they were beaten three times by the protagonist and then scored with non-stop volleys. Moreover, the Chelsea players who faced other players from the amateur team were evenly matched! Is this because everyone has been demoted? The protagonist has a long-range shot against the Premier League team, a world-wide kick, and a non-stop volley. He is an all-round midfielder who can pass, shoot and defend. The report given by the scout was "Excellent physical fitness, but lack of skills, immature awareness, lack of experience, and a certain degree of malleability, but success is not guaranteed. But for Metz, who is good at cultivating young people, we are happy to give it a try, because if you want to transfer, it will be free."??? Scouts in this parallel world are brainless, right? Why can the Kuang Gang beat Liverpool? What is the protagonist! Lead the amateur team to beat the Premier League team! Who is the protagonist? A generation of football god! ! ! Does this still need to grow? Isn't this a direct win for the championship???

I love the glory of the championship the most. The glory gives me the most real and flesh-and-blood feeling. It's not anything else bad,

Amateur players can beat Chelsea, what else can I say, can't I be more realistic? It's extremely toxic.

Why do you need to write an emotional drama? It makes me really uncomfortable. Every time I see a woman appear, I want to skip it, but I am afraid of missing the plot. To write an emotional drama, I must either be single-minded or have a harem. I am really convinced by this kind of ambiguous play under the banner of a single female protagonist. The male protagonist has a typical scumbag mentality. He does not take the initiative or refuse. Isn't this just cultivating a spare tire? The plot of the foreign language teacher was really disgusting to me. On her birthday, she took Emily's gift and gave it to a woman with whom she was in an ambiguous relationship. Then she turned around and said to Emily that I miss you. Then again, the female teacher knew that the male protagonist had a girlfriend and was going back to her hometown. As soon as she got in the car, the male protagonist couldn't bear to part with her and immediately told Emily that I missed you. Oh my God, what kind of operation is this? What the hell do you think of Emily? I missed you twice and it was all because of another woman? I've been in France for a year, and I haven't seen the male protagonist think about Emily. The plot of this book is very good, and I think it's very interesting. The only flaw is the emotional scenes. The emotional scenes in Fox in the Forbidden Zone are much more comfortable. At least Hu Lai is really dedicated and there is no messy ambiguity.

There is a big problem with his personality. After ten years of studying in a football school, he actually has no skills. This cannot be explained by not playing football for three years. Fortunately, it was a book written more than 10 years ago.

On the first day of 2021, I came back and watched it again. As an old fan, I haven't watched football for several years. I found that there are no good football novels recently. Suddenly, I thought of Lin Danda again, and I thought of Emily, the only football novel protagonist whose name I can remember for so long. Watch it again for Emily. My favorite is the story of Emily and Chu in a small town bar, and I also like that plain but pure amateur league time. A beautiful encounter, a wonderful fate, a pure football experience, a journey of chasing dreams, a group of lovely fans. Emily and Chu, the lovely Princess Dons and his knight, the town, the tavern, the long street, the street lamp and the pair of figures holding hands and looking at each other under the lamp, quiet, sweet, a particularly beautiful story, a pure football memory.

Reading the comments, I thought it was a single female protagonist, but before the end of Chapter 400, the protagonist actually had a relationship with his former foreign language teacher and current female assistant before he got married to his girlfriend. Ahhh, I was so dizzy. 😓😓

The author always likes to write about a protagonist with several women. I am speechless. This is not in ancient times, but in modern times. .

A yellow card will be issued if someone tackles someone from behind, and a red card will be given if the action is excessive. The protagonist actually thinks that it is not a foul to shove someone from behind.

I just started reading it, but the author really should write less about things that have nothing to do with football. Compared with football, your understanding of art and aesthetics is like a blank sheet of paper.