The Light of the Champion
冠军之光
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 4.4M Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Soccer
- Updated
- 11y ago
- English
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This is Lin Da's worst book. The protagonist only started playing football at 16, and was scouted by a Brazilian agent simply because he was fast. Why didn't he go into track and field? It's ridiculous. He can participate in the professional league in two or three months, learn long-range shooting in a week, and learn to make fried dough balls in a day. Is this a sports novel or a fantasy novel?
I feel the writing in the beginning was quite awkward. Having already joined a football club for training, it's been over a month and they still haven't learned the basic rules of football. The coach hasn't explained the theoretical aspects of football to a trainee who clearly knows nothing about it.
This book is arguably the pinnacle of football novels. It's the only one that doesn't rely on cheat codes or reincarnation yet still feels plausible. The character development is very successful, especially Godot, even though he died quite early.
To be honest... Seeing a bunch of Chinese names paired with Chinese dialogue gives me the illusion of watching CCTV6. 😅
I remember now, the first time I read this book, I dropped it after seeing Godot lying down.
Why did Godot kill off Godot? I gave up on the book.
It's out! I want to watch it again! It's been several years, and I really love it. To be honest, I'm not a casual fan, but I genuinely cried when Godot died. I was nineteen or twenty years old then, so many emotions...
Is it wrong for someone to focus on one thing? "No pain, no gain"—who among us can achieve that? That's the beauty of reading novels.
I subscribed to VIP for the book, but I couldn't stand the part about sharing an agent with Luca; it felt like sharing a wife. Even the reasons for helping this person were incredibly absurd. The friendship aspect wasn't developed much, making the protagonist's constant sacrifices feel forced.
They actually omitted the Miracle of Istanbul from the story.