NBA: Teaming Up with the Splash Brothers from the Start!

A 100-meter dash in 10 seconds, that's it. And you even wrote that the protagonist's weakness is speed? Are you kidding me?

1. Trial card: This is the most expensive. If you can't afford it, don't be stingy. It's annoying to see. 2. Skills have a limited number of uses. If a match lasts so long, and skills can only be used a few times, then it shouldn't be called "N" (meaning "n" in Chinese), it should just be called a "Skills Competition."

The pig's physique has been increased again and again, but it is still only 70 or so. It can never go up.

Hakeem Olajuwon didn't really teach Shaquille O'Neal a lesson in the Finals!

Is this some kind of ancient basketball novel style making a comeback? No wonder the stats are so bad.

I only read the first few chapters, and it's hard to describe—the layout and data are all wrong.

If the protagonist is so powerful and assertive, yet still gets suppressed by the Basketball Association, then the author might as well go work on an assembly line. The protagonist was so strong-willed at the beginning, and then he gets suppressed and can't even appear anymore—that's just exploiting the readers. The Basketball Association looks like a bunch of bloodsuckers.

The way the sentences are punctuated is really painful to read.

A standing vertical jump of 115 centimeters only scores 80 out of 100?

Speechless. The main character's stats can only be increased through system rewards; there's no way to increase them slowly through training. Even a point or two over several months is still progress.