From the Start, I Scored as a Substitute and Became a Star

It's really good. I'm a girl, so I just clicked in and took a look. I wanted to see what good books the male channel has, but I didn't have any hopes at first, because many of them were male protagonists relying on some system, such as Goldfinger. It blew up the audience and everyone except the protagonist was smart. But this This book was completely refreshing to me. It is really well written and fluent. The male protagonist is obsessed with football so far. The descriptions of goals are really exciting and super graphic. I cheered loudly while watching it. After reading this book, I found that I fell in love with football. I didn't know anything about football at first (I didn't even know which level was higher, the Premier League or the Championship). I only knew about famous players like Cristiano Ronaldo and Messi. Later, in order to feel more immersed in the book, I went to Baidu to check out the players, coaches and teams that appeared in the book. The male protagonist Zhong Lu is of mixed Chinese and English descent, with a broken system in his mind, but he does not just rely on the system, but also works hard and fights. However, I still hope that the author can improve the details. The clips of Zhong Lu's training should be more detailed to highlight his hard work. Otherwise, always writing about him scoring goals will make readers feel tired. Life should also be described in detail, and write more about the life of mother and Zhong Lu. Also, I hope the author can briefly introduce the players, because people who don't know much about football, like me, will have a hard time watching it. Also, in Chapter 33 so far, I have written my name wrong three or four times. I hope I will be more careful in the future. (But the author is really good. I pointed out in the paragraph review that the author will also give feedback immediately, which is much better than other authors who just make mistakes). There is also a fatal flaw, that is, the update is too slow, and I really can't wait.

After reading the first chapter, the protagonist grew up in a half-blood British family in the UK, in a single-parent family. Not to mention, after the protagonist's father died, the protagonist's mother at least gave the protagonist an English name in order to help the protagonist integrate into life in the UK. The protagonist is also a mixed-race child after all. The author does not even understand basic common sense. If someone lives in a foreign country for a long time, they will usually give him a Chinese name. Your protagonist deliberately got a Chinese name just to make the plot easier (a plot in which the protagonist is racially profiled?)

When I saw the protagonist looking for someone to return to the Chinese team, I decisively gave up the book! Writing about football and also writing about a protagonist who wants to return to the Chinese team? ? ?

It's not too much to give yourself a good review, right?

Join the national football team and eat sea cucumbers?

Well enough

It's so beautiful, I finished it in one go

It looks fine from the front and the transfer fee is not bad. Why do you have to pay 71 million to transfer to Chelsea? Isn't your liquidated damages just 3 million?

There are too many typos, as well as the wording, which cannot be said to be fluent.

I've finished reading the full text, it's pretty good and worth reading.