The Prince's Elegance

Some people say this is written by Mei Hei, so I have to read it.

He went to the wrong team at the wrong time. He originally had outstanding talent and elegant playing style. He performed well as a midfielder in Boca. After coming to Real Madrid, he was asked by Capello to play defensive midfielder. This was not a problem. He could adapt to the tactics of playing in the front and back. On the field, the result was that both sides were not relying on each other, the defense was not tight and fierce enough, and the organization was not good enough. Although he could occasionally pass exquisite direct passes and dispatch transfers, he had deviated too much from the route he was supposed to take. Coupled with injuries and off-field factors, he was never able to play well. Whether he was later loaned to Roma or transferred to Valencia, he could not get out of the predicament, and in the end he could only return to Argentina sadly...

Times have changed, and the book is very old. As of now, the protagonist's rape behavior at the beginning (depending on what the publicist said, the female reporter followed her home and expected to be raped, but she didn't dare to rape her, but the male protagonist got her drunk and actually raped her. It can't be said that benevolence will lead to mercy, it is still very convincing if you really go to sue). In the recent Cristiano Ronaldo rape case, the woman asked for money again. It seemed that she only paid one or two hundred thousand in hush money before, but now she wants several million in hush money, which is ridiculous again. It is clear that a beautiful woman and the protagonist are attracted to each other and the one-night stand is very happy. It has to be raped to make the male protagonist low.

At first glance, the author is Mei Hei. The book is a good book, but I am particularly annoyed by authors who put their personal emotions into the books.

Why do you keep losing in writing? If you are basing it on history, then what's the use of having you as the protagonist?

Every Meilinger's favorite book, every Meilinger's must-read book, is a pure white day, a pure white life.

Most of the writing is okay, but the emotional writing is not that good. It is a mystery at the beginning, with drinking and claustrophobia. It is a bit inexplicable. There is no woman in the normal method? Then I tried a few more things, and finally I don't know if I lost my subscription, but I started to make up for it later, forgetting it, and sharing it.

I can't write "Stars of the Stars". You can write it somewhere else.

The writing is good, but it's too old.

The Lord of the Stars is gone, so I can only talk about it here.