Football: The God-Tier Midfielder Manchester City and United Are Dying to Sign
足球：神级中场，曼城曼联馋哭了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 401k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Soccer Saga
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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197Chapters
901Clicks
16Favorites
2Recommendations
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There are too many errors and contradictions. A statement made at one chapter is contradicted every two chapters. Is this how novel writing is done? It's too careless, very distracting, and detracts from the reading experience.
It's a pity, it shows as finished.
Is this all the ability a ninth-ranked Golden Boy has? Do people not use their brains when writing books these days?
Is Sun Jihai the King of Asian Football?
There were many typos and the plot wasn't particularly engaging.
What does "parallel import" mean?
The protagonist has gone to extreme lengths to gain control, practically giving himself away. He's not only securing sponsorships, funding, and even recruiting promising young stars, but he's doing it all for the sake of power. He's even forgoing his share of the club's profits! Such high-profile dedication, giving without expecting anything in return. Truly impressive, and winning by a large margin every game—is this some kind of fantasy novel?
No work permit is needed to play in the Premier League now?!
Is he like LeBron James in football? He's asking for tactical changes and coaching adjustments, but even Premier League coaches don't complain?
Although there are some aspects I'm not entirely satisfied with, I'm still quite looking forward to its future development.