The Quest
求索
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Soccer
- Updated
- 19y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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In booklists 7
Literary Cup: A Tribute to Qidian Football Fiction
Let the cheers echo beyond the stadium and ring out across the pages.
Worth Paying to Read
Satisfying reads, games, infinite flow, leveling up, farming
Not for Beginners
No naive protagonists, no womanizers, and no Tang Jia San Shao
The Old Book Stacks: Classic Reads
I’m recommending some works I think are pretty good. For now, most are older novels from the early days. Some are complete, some were abandoned midway, and I’ll keep updating the list. These are early Qidian novels, published when the site had fewer than 20,000 works. Some aren’t very polished and their structure can be a little rough, but they’re full of fresh ideas, rich in content, and free of filler. I’ve had a hard time finding anything to read lately, so I dug through the bottom of my book
Reading List
Books I've read
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Personal preferences
Books That Once Amazed Me
Historical fiction, fantasy, rebirth, no wish fulfillment, no beginner-level writing, and no harem protagonists.
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Reader comments 26
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My number one football novel
When I have no books to read, I often take out "Mo Shang Xing" to read.
So many years have passed, but this book has left a deep impression on me; I've never forgotten it. It's such a pity.
Today, in the Jiangsu Super League match between Suzhou and Nanjing, seeing those unfamiliar names on the field suddenly reminded me of Ouyang Dong, who rose from humble beginnings.
This novel has been out of print for many years and hasn't been updated at all. I wonder what the author has gone off to. It's a shame about this masterpiece. I have an idea to write a book in this style.
Will this auntie ever make a comeback?
It's such a pity, so very pity. So many people are gone from the world of martial arts; their legends remain. It's such a shame. It reminds me of July, and of Sanchi 😭. It's so sad that I stayed up all night excitedly to read the latest chapter only to find the author gone. I hope AI, a mature AI, can resurrect them and continue their legends.
I finally found this novel.
It feels like it's been over ten years, I still remember it, but I've forgotten the title. The protagonist starts by playing pickup football, then joins an amateur team, and eventually moves to the professional league. He fails to be selected for the national team and is preparing to go abroad, but that's the end of the story. Now my dream can finally come true.
After so many years, I finally understood it by looking through this book on my old bookshelf.
When will the author make a comeback?
I read this book 20 years ago, and from then on, I embarked on the irreversible path of a football fan. It's a pity I've gotten used to vomiting and stopped writing this type of book.