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One reading list, a lifetime of memories. With books for company, and friends by my side. Perhaps you’ve stumbled across this list and noticed the words “legendary masterpieces.” Maybe you’re curious and want to see what makes a book legendary. If that’s why you’re here, you may as well move along. There are books by big-name authors here, of course, but also books that could be called masterpieces. Everyone defines that differently, because we’re all individuals. This list holds so many of my
Our National Soccer Team Never Gives Up: Let's Cheer Them On
Winning or losing isn’t what matters. If we keep going, there’s still hope! Although China lost 0–1 to Iran, the national team still put in a respectable performance, especially Zeng Cheng, who made several brilliant saves. We’re still backing the national team, and we still have hope. Let’s enjoy in novels the achievements we haven’t managed to realize in real life. This soccer reading list carries our hopes and your passion.
Classic Completed Novels
Completed gems, personally taste-tested by a 15-year veteran reader. These xianxia novels are well worth reading.
Legendary Masterpieces, New Genres, and a Haven for the Book-Starved
Masterpieces that made their authors legends, and new genres. Qidian Platinum Authors, recorded here for posterity. 36 Platinum Authors: Tang Jia San Shao, Wo Chi Xi Hong Shi, Wang Yu, Chen Dong, Xue Hong, Tiao Wu, Er Gen, Feng Ling Tian Xia, Mao Ni, Can Jian Li De Niu, Da Yan, Yu Ren Er Dai, Xie Zi Ban, Shi Zhang Yu, Shi San, Sheng Ji, Qi Shi Er Bian, Lu Shi Can Jun, Li Tian, Die Lan, Bu Xin Tian Shang Diao Xian Bing, zhttty, Xiao Dao Feng Li, Luan, Lin Hai Ting Tao, Ku Lou Jing Ling, Cang Tia
Soccer Novels
I've been watching soccer since the 2002 World Cup, and haven't stopped for over twenty years. I also read soccer novels in my spare time. Though the genre is becoming more niche and many books feel alike, there are still some excellent and distinctive ones out there. This list gathers the soccer novels I've enjoyed and recommends them to everyone. I hope you'll enjoy them too.
Competitive Gods
Great books about sports and competition
The Gods of Competitive Gaming
Keeping up with the times, updated regularly
The Good Old Days, Reminiscing About the Past~
Qidian historical novels have experienced prosperity and ebb and flow ~ many of them have become the memories of readers' youth ~. As the saying goes, flowers bloom again and no one is young anymore. Books are updated and book friends are growing ~
I've Read Every Book Here with Care. Give Them a Place on Your Shelf.
Sharing is caring. I thought carefully before adding each book. The list is eclectic, reflecting my different interests over time, and I've read every book from beginning to end. A heartfelt collection.
Lin Hai Ting Tao
Top-tier competitive gaming novels.
If You're Out of Books to Read, Give These a Look: Every One Is a Masterpiece
I've spent years immersed in the world of web novels. These are all books I've read and reread, and you might like them too! Almost all are complete, so you won't have to worry about waiting for updates. They're worth your time! The list is updated from time to time, so feel free to save it.
Competitive Sports
Competitive sports: a niche within a niche, but if you like it, you really love it.
My Reading Rations Along the Way
Keeping track of the classics
Books I’ve Loved
I've loved it for many years.
The Leisurely Abode
Books I like
Books That'll Keep You Up All Night
I’m looking for good books to share with fellow readers. I don’t care how famous the author is, only whether the book is a classic.
Niche Reads
Mostly DND or games based on its rules, as well as sports novels
From Weighty Traditional Works to Exciting Web Novels, It's All Here
Follow the WeChat public account: Thirty-Six Strategies for Beating a Reading Slump. You'll never run out of books again. Whether you like weighty classics or the excitement of web novels, you'll find it here.
The Best Novels, According to Writers
As a writer, these are some books I've kept to myself. They're well-written, heartfelt, not too padded, and not too formulaic. I've picked out the most distinctive novels to make them easy for fellow readers to enjoy.
A Bookshelf with No Sense of Romance
Hehe, a bundle of good books
Pan Shen Zhi Yan's Subscriptions
Historical, military, fantasy, and football
The Five Flavors Studio
Alone with a jumble of feelings, I sit quietly and reflect, washing the dust from my heart.
A Decade of Web Novels, for My Own Use
My bookshelf is such a mess, so I moved all the books here. What on earth did I add a year ago? I can't make sense of them.
A Decade of Web Novels, Completed
I can’t remember what the first web novel I read was, but I know ten years have passed! Those early, rough web novels have developed into the complete system we have today. Ten years of exploring and reading web novels: there’s nothing else quite like them!
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Book Review of "We Are the Champions"
♛"We Are the Champions", the pioneering work of online sports competition, Lin Hai Tingtao's god-like work, is one of Lin Haidada's most representative works. ★ "We Are the Champions" began serialization on March 3, 2005, and ended on September 25, 2006. It lasted 571 days, with a total word count of 2.85 Million words. The book friend rating of Qidian Chinese website was 9.1. Readers who like football competitions must not miss this excellent book. ◈This book mainly tells the football life of the protagonist "Zhang Jun", from Zhang Jun's entry into professional football to his retirement, and the stumbling process of Chinese football with the ups and downs of Zhang Jun's career. The theme is clear and the plot is reasonable, giving readers an outline of the development process of Chinese football. ✔It is no accident that "We Are the Champions" resonates with many readers. The reasons why this book is a god may be due to the following points (maybe not comprehensive, but it must be there): ① Very strong competitive thinking and profound football knowledge, so that readers do not feel a trace of drama (at least I, a pseudo-fan, did not see any serious loopholes). Whether it is the daily study and training of the characters, or the changes in tactical play in each football game, the writing is both real and passionate. ②Reality, Substitution - Artistic processing is carried out on the real football competition information, making this book both professional and entertaining; and the real football leagues, clubs, players and other information appearing in the book give readers a smooth sense of substitution, as if they have become the protagonist, competing with great teams on the green field. On the other hand, as the saying goes, "iron bosses, smooth players", the cruelty of football competition not only promotes the development of the plot, but also promotes the depth of readers' penetration. ③This book has two main lines, one is the career growth line, and the other is the emotional line. The role of the love line in this book is like the finishing touch. It is not only the change in the inner feelings of the protagonist Zhang Jun, from frivolous and restless to mature and steady; it is also the love story of Zhang Jun and Sophie. No matter whether Zhang Jun's career is at its peak or at its lowest point, the two never leave each other and stay together. The delicate emotional description makes the characters in this book fuller, and each character appears vividly on the page. ④Reflection and questioning. Although most of this book contains joyful scenes of victory, there are also many thought-provoking plots. Zhang Jun was injured in the thigh, and the domestic media made a big noise. Everything was done for traffic and profit, regardless of the players' feelings. He was praised highly when he won, but was thrown down hard when he lost. The author used the mouth of reporter "Li Yan" to severely criticize the impetuous style of the Football Association and the media. In the final World Cup, the Chinese team ended its journey in a state of disarray. Zhang Jun and other golden players withdrew from the Chinese team one after another. It was as if the "golden age" of Chinese football was just a dream, and the dream was over when we woke up. Lin Haidada uses real and delicate words to weave a beautiful but illusory dream for us. For fans and readers, this is Andersen's fairy tale. ♚Rating:9/10
The national football team was finally so bad that even Vietnam lost. I couldn't help but read Zhang Jun's story again.
When I was in high school, I read it on another website. When I came back, I tried to check it out a second time and found that it was not complete. I was very sad. After I ordered it all, I went to another website to read it again hahh. I have to say that this is a book that is not just an Internet literature. Regardless of the time of writing, the quality of the text and the quality of the plot, "Champion" is a good book worth reading again. It cannot be denied that in terms of word processing, Lin Da back then was still a little immature, giving people a sense of violation; similarly, the handling of some plots was also a little hasty and idealistic. But putting these aside and looking only at the plot and the rhythm of the story, "Champion" is definitely more than just a YY novel. Some people say that terminating the fourth volume is a perfect ending, but they can only say that it is understandable. After all, as online literature, the top priority is to make readers feel happy. But I think the fifth volume is the essence of the book. With Zhang Jun's injury, Florence turned from its peak to its decline in one year, the beginning and departure of legends, the sudden rise and sudden passing of Chinese football, all make people feel the weight of fate and time. It is this heaviness that turns "Champion" from a YY online novel into a novel with a certain depth. The epic feeling of a group of people with different talents coming together for some reason to accomplish something unprecedented and unprecedented, and then falling apart for some reason is really addictive. Zhang Jun's 12-year career has been accompanied by injuries, partings, and troughs. However, these setbacks did not defeat him, but instead created a generation of football champions. It's a pity that these only exist in a certain parallel world, otherwise this is obviously a legend. The last thing I want to say is that if you want to read YY, please read until the fourth volume or look elsewhere. If you want to watch an epic football story, "Champion" may be worth reading! 2018.1.5 12 Years after the book was written
This book is Lin Da's best novel. More than ten years later, I can still recall the content in it. This book is written in Lin Da's heart. All subsequent books were written just to make money, and they were completely reduced to commercial writing. This is my number one sports book. Severe injury, return from a wealthy family, regretful loss of championship, retirement due to injury, there are many novels nowadays, who dares to write like this?
Having said that, I couldn't stand it anymore after reading half of it. The protagonist, a star, is very mentally fragile every day and is in various states of depression. The author also forced the protagonist to write about the low points one after another. I suggest that brothers who read Shuangwen should leave as soon as possible. This book is not suitable. Then there is the protagonist who has a feud with a wealthy club. Half of the book is in a small club like Wallendam. He finally moved to AC Milan and then went to Serie B. It is okay to go to a lower place. But after all, this book was written more than ten years ago, which is understandable, but what I read is that people are really angry and aggrieved.
Isn't this category fantasy?
The Chinese men's football team might not be able to beat the Japanese junior high football club next door.
The most classic book in my mind
Lin Hai's peak is Godfather, but what moves me will always be Care and Champion
I accidentally heard the song "My Name is Elaine" and thought of Yang Pan again. Come here and reminisce about my youth.
The book I read a few years ago was the first football novel I read. I re-read it today and I still think it is the best competitive novel I have ever read. It was both refreshing and tearful. It really made me feel the ups and downs of Zhang Jun's 12-year football career. I cried like a dog in the end. (There is only one competitive novel so far that made me feel the end of an era so immersively. Thank you Lin Hai Tingtao for giving me such touch and happiness.
In fact, to put it bluntly, can the national football team win the championship in our lifetime?
I never expected the national football team to win any championships or anything like that. I couldn't even qualify for the group stage. I'm already very happy...
I read it in the past few years, and it is the best companion piece to a football novel. The first one is Do You Care If I Play Football?
I have a lot to say, but I don't know where to start. I can only be moved, n
After seeing so much, I feel like Zhang is a bit rubbish (mentally)
I have been paying attention to it, but I didn't dare to read it after reading the introduction. Chinese football is difficult to describe in one sentence. I was afraid that I wouldn't be able to persevere, so I finished reading Lin Dada's other books.
Would Jianlibao still be like this before it was disbanded?
I read this book when I was in the third grade of junior high school. Now I am a sophomore. Time flies so fast. When I read the chapter about Zhang Jun's retirement and listened to Zhou Chuanxiong's The Secret of Winter, tears flowed out unconsciously. It still does now...
I had a physical book in high school
I read it at first because the main character was in my favorite Violet Lily. It was also the first book I read by Lin Hai. I have read all the subsequent ones including the previous one.
This is one of the best football novels I have ever read.
Come and remember 😳😳😳✊✊✊
I just wanted to ask. Is Yang Pan and the others 3 a love triangle? 🤭 Isn't this a gay friend? My asshole tightened just looking at it