King of Football Best

This book is already finished; I'd never seen it before. The plot twist was introduced too slowly, and the author wrote so much unnecessary dialogue at the beginning—a complete failure. Novels where the plot twist is introduced too slowly usually don't get much popularity because the beginning is so crucial. No wonder this book didn't do well.

Can someone tell me in which chapter the cheat code appears? I've read up to chapter 12 and it's still full of nonsense. The cheat code doesn't appear in any matches, and it doesn't show the character getting stronger step by step through training and matches. It's just rambling on and on, making no sense at all!

My first impression after reading the table of contents was disgusting. Who wants to read your nonsense? Sometimes you go on for several chapters in a row talking about how hard things are for you, or that you have to postpone the update due to some other reason, or how much you'll have to update.

What is this nonsense? It's all rambling and pointless, with no real focus. They just play house, chat, and recite history all day. Even training is just endless talking. Ugh! It's so annoying to watch. Goodbye!

George Best has way too much screen time! I think he'd be better off as a supporting NPC. Otherwise, the main character is practically useless! Isn't he just relying on some kind of cheat code?

The author should focus on competition, systematic training, and skill advancement, not on chasing girls and mindless arguments with fans. Furthermore, while the writing attempts to be humorous, the forced attempt makes it less enjoyable. With such low subscription numbers, the author should reflect on their actions.

Why is it that every time you write about Japan, it's just about inciting hatred? Can't you write something else? Every Chinese person knows that the century of national humiliation wasn't just caused by the Japanese; Britain, France, the US, Germany, Italy, and even the Malay indigenous people have all trampled on the Chinese for over a century without interruption.

The writing is childish, the characters are immature and cringeworthy, and the whole thing is just plain awkward.

A fantasy novel about superpowered individuals, including a special agent captain, a talent for cultivation, and various superpowers. Monsters, mutants, vampires—intense clashes between superpowered individuals…all in ~Pluto Agents~