
The Patron Saint of Football
绿茵圣父
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Soccer Saga
- Updated
- 8y ago
- Source
- Qimao
Synopsis
All-time: Popularity, Must-read votes.
422Chapters
295kPopularity
1.2kReaders
2.1kMust-read votes
9.2Score
2.1kRatings
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Reader comments 24
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The first article gave me a feeling that was different from other football novels. The writing was very good and the plot had twists and turns. Although the general framework still did not escape the routine, the details were handled very well, giving people a feeling that it was both reasonable and unexpected. The only drawback is that the ending seems a little rushed. Even though it still takes four or five chapters, in my opinion it is still not gentle enough and could be explained in more detail. All in all, among all the sports novels I have read, this book is the best and highly recommended. I give it 8.5 Points. Looking forward to the author's new book. Finally, I want to say that I am really not procrastinating. Good books will be appreciated by others.
The main line is clear and well-founded, and the detailed description of the game makes readers feel like they are watching the game in the stadium, with a strong visual sense! Charlotte's character design is even more original, young and energetic, funny and easy-going without losing her passionate personality, I like it 👍
I have read Chapter 72 so far. It is non-toxic throughout and there is no obvious plot to slap someone in the face. It is much better than the one who wrote about basketball at the top of the list!
I feel like the writing is a bit messy! ! There is so much written about transfers, but if you are in the English Championship, you are in charge of La Liga and the Premier League? Shouldn't you be doing this to your Championship rivals? Even if you want to write about the Premier League or something, you can do it when you encounter a cup match! ! ! Anyway, just one word is messed up,,,, and it feels like making up the words. In the competition, the score is written directly. How can you win if you don't write it down? ? ? ? You said you wrote about a serious game? ? ? It's all just passing by,,, writing a football novel feels less moving than writing chapters about life.
When Danny Lord died, that really touched me a little bit. To be honest, this book is average. You can read it, but it is too general in many places. It would be better to be more detailed!
This book has been praised because: a person like me, who knows nothing about football, persisted in reading 138 chapters. I abandoned the book because there were too many players' names, all of which were foreign and I couldn't remember them. Many of the plots were incomprehensible and I had to guess. If you're too tired to watch, don't force yourself~
I read Chapter 65. The poison test is completed and it is edible. It is a pretty good competitive text without so many messy cheats.
This novel is really good, with clear logic and smooth writing. There is no particularly exaggerated description, giving people a very real feeling. Highly recommended! ! !
It's good, but the article is a bit ridiculous. What's exciting is that the part where the old fan dies is very touching.
It's been a long time since I've encountered a novel that I can finish reading, and this one is really good!