Originally, two more stars were given to the villain. The main idea of this article is difficult to agree with. As always, the male protagonist is a waste at the beginning and plays table football all year round. The villain went out and worked hard and eventually became a football star and returned to his hometown. The villain used economic means to obtain the legality of the town. It's just because the male protagonist can't see it, so he has to resist. The two agreed on a ball game, one was a professional team and the other was a makeshift pheasant team. The outcome is self-evident. In the final battle, the male lead team cheated first, but the audience couldn't see it. The villain cheating is seen by the audience. Because of this, even if the male protagonist lost the game, he became a hero, established a new town, married the female protagonist and had children. I think victory is achieved through long-term hard work. Professional players' persistent efforts and long-term training are no match for the "rabble crowd" in a small town? If it weren't for the fact that the villain in it wouldn't watch it for a second.
However, although I complained about the plot inside, the character of the football villain in it is very interesting. The interaction between the team members is hilarious, and the animation production is also quite sophisticated, which can fully afford the highlights of this film.
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