Football: I Took Advice and Became the Ultimate Free Agent!

I saw it for the first time in a novel with dozens of chapters that was not finished.

It's so boring, I'm still a novice playing football again, what was I in my previous life!

It's too procrastinating. Each game needs several chapters to write. Even many insignificant games are written in the same many chapters. It makes me tired just reading it.

The plot is okay, at least not boring. But the author doesn't know much about some basic knowledge about football.

First of all, I chose not to read because I want you to see my comments. Secondly, this book is still good, but it is a bit slow to write every game. Previously, it was no problem to write every game for attribute points, but when your attribute points are almost full, you still write every game, which is a bit deliberately to increase the number of chapters. In fact, it is not good to write too many chapters, so this book is fine after about 300 chapters. There is no need to read it again.

I'm halfway through reading it, and the author doesn't write about the data if he can. It's also a messy, mediocre story about the protagonist upgrading and fighting monsters.