I Can Do More Than Score Goals

The six-time champion, even the Champions League, did not dare to say a word for such a good performance. He also fantasized about performing well like a dog, and then wagging his tail and said to the Golden Globe: Master, I should be rewarded for my performance so well. Just looking at it makes you angry, get lost, leave a bad review

Generally

The plot is a bit confusing.

The performance of the quarter-hour when the star possessed him was a bit perfunctory. The characteristics are not distinct, and it seems that anyone can do it.

The first forty chapters are very similar to the author who swallowed his anger after being cheated. He was submissive and did not dare to speak out. The coach will not use people to guide him. If the results are not good, he will be fired directly. If the protagonist doesn't play in Lille, he won't be able to get kicked out. Yes.

This book may not be exciting enough for football newbies, but it is very true for those who know enough about football. The national team is a pain for all Chinese fans, and not everyone has the courage to write about it, because it would be too fake to keep winning, and it would be a slap in the face to keep losing. The author grasped this area just right, showing unity and our expectations for the national football team. There is no antagonism, but more resonance. The full text fully explains what it means to have magical powers that are no match for the gods, and even the system cannot save the scars left by time. Everything can only be said to be just right. It gave me just the right experience at the right time, just like the protagonist Hao Qiang, who went from being a fledgling to overwhelming Europe and now declining. Everything shows the protagonist's open-mindedness. It's exciting enough when climbing to the top and memorable enough when descending. I hope the author will work hard and give Hao Qiang a perfect ending. I also hope you can make a second part. I think Xiao Shengzi can take over.

Throughout this book, Europeans and Americans are belittling yellow people. It's really funny that the six-time champion can't compare to 91. Don't mention that the author didn't have Ronaldo. If he had won the Champions League + 100% Ballon d'Or with statistics

Very well written 😊

After reading a few chapters, there are so many things to complain about!

Two consecutive championships, the top scorer in the Champions League, and a six-time champion, all of which were forced by you to deny the Ballon d'Or. In the past, you knelt down and licked the Ballon d'Or, decisively giving it up.