I Grind Achievements in Football

A decent football novel

This is the most dry book I've ever read. There's absolutely no off-field content; it's completely just a tool for a foreign club. What's the purpose of grinding achievements? Is it all about selfless dedication?

It's somewhat AI-generated, a diary-like essay. Every season is just buying and selling players, repeating itself over and over again.

The beginning was good, but it became mediocre after winning the second Champions League title. It was all the same old repetition and got boring. I don't know when the system disappeared. It's not that writing about matches is bad, but against strong teams, it's always the same two patterns: either taking the lead and then getting caught up and overtaken, or falling behind and then coming back…

What follows is an endless stream of competition descriptions, one after another. Can the author come up with something new?

The book started off well, but gradually became bland and boring! It fell into the same writing style and formula as the previous few books. It's a system novel, but it makes you forget about the system! It's truly bizarre! The later parts constantly use a "sad beginning followed by a climax" approach, making for a terrible reading experience.

Find a niche book and get it to the top of the review charts.

After reading this comment, I feel relieved to watch it, hehe.

Why did they have to name the protagonist "Chicken Shit"?

Like shit No need to read fantasy novels anymore.