Zhang Tiehan: A Football God for the Ages

The World Cup segment was poorly written. He was already the most valuable player, yet he had so many plot holes. And he was playing for England; instead of winning the championship, they forced him to the semi-finals. It made no sense at all; it was too contrived. No wonder it flopped.

When facing the media, he often spouts boastful things, like "I'm Zhang Tiehan," which is incredibly embarrassing. You only have the right to be pretentious if you can reach the level of Ibrahimovic or Cantona; otherwise, it's just annoying.

Well written, with many bizarre and interesting things, a great imagination, and plenty of satisfying moments. Since there's a cheat ability, it should demonstrate its advantages; for example, whichever team the character joins should immediately take a 2-goal lead. It's a novel, so a bit of exaggeration isn't a big deal, but it's far inferior to Jin Yong's Six Meridian Divine Sword.

How old was the protagonist, who was an orphan before transmigrating? Why does he sometimes seem so childish after transmigrating? What exactly is the author trying to achieve?

You seem to have a cheat code, but I didn't see it at all in the book. It's just about one body; it makes no difference whether you have it or not. It might be a good book, but I still don't have much desire to keep reading.

Why do I keep feeling like the main character's name is Old Man Zhang? 😅😅😅

XX, you type so fast, why don't you update ten chapters a day?

At the beginning, I knew some of what happened later, but then I knew nothing about it at all, and I even went to Rome... I'm not going to Liverpool... I'll go after the Liverpool-Istanbul Miracle... Furthermore, how could one of Bayern Munich's Big Three be as tasteless as the protagonist portrays him to be? Besides, the only person who could be talking to the protagonist is Neys, not anyone else.

The writing is good. But none of the transfers I wanted were to be right. First, he went to more and more Serie A teams, Roma was one of them. Then you're going to Liverpool, who just won the Champions League! What's the point of you going? What's the purpose of your trip? To help them win another title? Is that title really that prestigious? I don't understand!

Offending Totti would absolutely result in his dismissal! He truly deserves the title of "football tyrant"! As the current Wigan midfielder, would you really tolerate him going to Rome to act like a lackey to Totti? Thinking you can turn the tables? Are you kidding me? Do you even have a Roman residency permit?