The Tycoon Maker

This is a youth memoir. I just saw Michael Owen's game on TV 20 years ago. From then on, his elegant figure has been accompanying me through my youth. As a female football fan, I often watch football games in the middle of the night, which is really crazy. Reading this book is like reading memories of youth, which is really good. But can the author make fewer typos?

There are too many differences from real football. What the author writes has nothing to do with the football scene. People who have gone to the stadium to watch the game will not write how. It does not conform to the basic facts and psychological activities at the scene.

The first season looks okay, but the feeling after that is just like the water chapter. There are 4 or 5 chapters in a game. If you don't get 3 goals, you can't explode. If you reverse, your opponent will definitely get a red card. . . . . Redundant system settings, tasteless urban plot, and a survival game setting at the end. . . Then wrap it up hastily. . . I feel like I've read hundreds of chapters of the newspaper

So when can Zhong Cheng come back from the doomsday plane?

The author's formula for writing this novel is, game, media war, game, media war. Writing about the news media is like being mentally retarded. There are fewer and fewer football things and nothing new. I originally wanted to just keep my head down and pretend I didn't see it, but unfortunately it became more and more useless and gave up.

It was written very passionately. There was a football match yesterday.

It's good to always insist on the youth army, but I always feel that the battle is unstable without one or two veterans. After all, young people, SF Express is invincible, and it's hard to say against the headwind. Overall, it's pretty good.

I typed it early because it looked so good, but I just wrote randomly later.

One word: good, well written

It's so verbose and the ratings are so fake.