Legendary Number Ten

Why do so many football novels have to mention the protagonist joining the Chinese national football team? It's so annoying, I want to delete them all.

The author knows too little about football. Would a core player from a Bundesliga club return to China to play for the national youth team? Are the players on the national team and youth team good enough to sign with European football clubs? And they want players from the top five leagues? In the eyes of Europeans, Chinese football is a football wasteland, not even qualified for the World Cup. Do you think European football clubs would let you pass trials so easily?

I couldn't get into the book, so I had to write a review. Novels without time travel or cheat codes feel very unrealistic. The premise is just awkward. It's like asking me, without these things, how can you change the course of history?!

The author probably gave the protagonist an Achilles-like ankle—the kind that grants incredible fighting power but has a fatal flaw, which he uses whenever he gets into the story.

The initial setup is really frustrating. Does China have a systematic youth football training system? Does China have a well-developed league system for all age groups? Can we even find one top-tier player in all of China who could impress the top five European leagues? So where did that 19-year-old Chinese boy's technique, which captivated Deschamps from the very beginning, come from?

Can Chinese people really be this amazing without some kind of magic trick? It seems like they're exaggerating too much! Absolutely not worth watching!

Yeah, it's pretty good. I just wanted to ask if the main character joined the Chinese national football team at the end? That would be really scary.

Tuchel is out, who will take his place? Those still watching, let's guess! I'll start by saying, you can guess anything, Conte...

Please, get rid of these useless images in the following chapters!

Why isn't this useless picture finished yet?