NBA: All-Around Forward, Double-S Template from the Start

Neither of them were particularly physically resilient, so in those days they were prone to serious injuries that would sideline them for the entire season.

If Death Coil and Death God were placed in a university, they wouldn't just randomly kill everyone. 99% Of the stats would be indiscriminate killing, unless it's an N-level superstar. A few college students wouldn't be a problem, would they? You're not going to bring their peak performance into their college years, are you?

It's always just playing ball... It's exhausting to watch, there's no daily life in it.

In the book's timeline, Jordan hadn't won a championship yet, so there's no need to keep praising him. He was indeed the GOAT in reality, but this is a book.

Durant's impressive mid-range shot stems primarily from his height and wingspan, and has little to do with his technical skills.

With Chamberlain's stamina, plus the stamina bracelet, the protagonist's stamina will reach 102. After all, the stamina bracelet is an item bonus and has nothing to do with physical health; the author shouldn't confuse the two. Furthermore, physical strength also needs to be increased to avoid easy injury.

Author, please update soon! I've read your first two novels, and I still think this one is the best. Remember to collect all the beauties from the 90s—Hong Kong, Korea, America—don't just collect two like in the last novel. Remember to make Jordan cry! I'm giving you flowers, ratings, and monthly tickets. Update faster, I can't read enough!

Bring on more beauties—Christiana Yerry, Jennifer Connelly, Charlize Theron, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Sophie Marceau, Nicole Kidman—all of them! One person can have all the world's top beauties by themselves.

Even a combined Kevin Durant and Kawhi Leonard wouldn't have been able to perform well in the 1990s. The 90s had a physical style of play, with defense relying heavily on physicality. They were too fragile. Furthermore, their playing styles were actually better suited to small forward and shooting guard; playing them at forward would have been like creating an upgraded version of Rashard Lewis. In a slower-paced environment, these two fragile players probably wouldn't have lasted long.

The template settings in this book feel a bit unrealistic. A template only grants one skill, without any increase in physical attributes; that's hardly a template.