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Renol_devinLv131yr
2024-03-12 17:15

Well...it's not bad but not good either. Typical Chinese football novel. Thank God mc is not an arrogent idiot. In fact he is overly modest. The contents are monotonous and repeatative. It's also too lengthy. It discusses every match he played in nearly 20 years. I felt like reading a cultivation novel because of the translation. Chinese national team wins World Cup 2 times. MC 's team wins champion's league like its cabbage. MC wins balondor and fifa footballer of year every year missing only once due to phone gate incident. Over all, its a novel written to satisfy impossible dream of Chinese football fans.

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Aleksic
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Ahh these authors always overdo it, there’s no universe where China would win World Cup, just look at Messi how much he struggled to win with an Argentina who’s actually world class and same with Ronaldo and Portugal 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

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