Green Star

It's well written. Anyway, the handling of this national team is my favorite among the dozens of football novels I have read. If you don't leave, will you die with the Chinese team? Now that we're gone, isn't the World Cup great? The protagonist has done a good job, but in modern society, why is he still selling himself? Realistic enough, decisive enough, Li Rui is also majestic enough, only a great hero can be his true self, a true celebrity!

It feels like there is too much emphasis on basic qualities and neglect of the technical training of the players themselves. Not to mention the difference in weight and height, a 125-meter player doesn't have much training in dribbling, passing and shooting. Frankly speaking, everyone knows the technical level of domestic players who have just left the country. But it's quite good for those system streams, supporting a

After reading Chapter 14, I gave up. Personally, I felt that the author was very dry in terms of competition, with only a few sentences going back and forth. And it doesn't make me feel like I'm actually there. To put it bluntly, I can't think of the game scene you described. Especially for a college student game, I was a little speechless when words like great goals were used. Hey, I can't stand it until chapter 14, sorry.

It looks good. The heroine is Jessica Alba, a frequent heroine in American entertainment novels ten years ago.

This book really moved me a lot. The only regret I have is the emotional handling! What a pity...

If nothing else, I just want to know how a child from an ordinary family can converse fluently in English as soon as he arrives in the UK. He clearly described the protagonist's speaking skills as being very poor when talking to his agent a while ago. However, during the interview later, he was able to communicate fluently with the head coach and teammates immediately. I was hooked.

Just play football, and then, what is this mess about? While talking inexplicably about how good the motherland is, how good China is, and then on the other side. What kind of rich and powerful son did he offend, and what kind of girlfriend did he mess with. In the big yard, they said that my sister had been hit by someone with connections. It's bipolar. If you really have so many things to do, just work hard to make money, and then let your parents and sisters immigrate directly, wouldn't it be over? Why are you talking about so much nonsense? Generally those who are flattered are generally abused.

The author writes very well, well, stop writing

I really can't stand it when I see him entering Manchester United. I also like the Red Devils, but to be honest, I really can't get into the plot. I couldn't stand it anymore and gave up. It was so difficult to find a football novel. I flipped through the sports channels and couldn't find anything I could read. Alas~

It's well written and the ending is very touching.

No, Leeds United and Manchester United are mortal enemies, how can a trade be possible? It immediately made me abandon the book.

The writing is okay, though. They always talk about how Koreans discriminate against the protagonist, and then how do the protagonists discriminate against Koreans? But after all, isn't it the author who discriminates against Koreans?

You can write about all kinds of bloody things, you can write about all kinds of injustices that the protagonist's family has encountered in China, all of these are fine, but you have to have a correct attitude and method of handling things. You can't turn a blind eye to these things while praising them, deal with them in a daze, and talk about being the city's image spokesperson at the same time. I want to pick your brain and take a look. When your father was beaten and hospitalized, when all the people in this city were sneering at you, yes. When everyone in your family is sarcastic, how can you lick your face and become the spokesperson of some city?

In fact, writing about China is a big erotic point. But you handled it like a mess.

Leeds United and Manchester United are mortal enemies. They will sell their players to Manchester United.