Those Glorious Days of Basketball

Hello everyone, I am the author of this book, and this is my first book. I struggled for a long time about whether or not to write about this topic, but I finally decided to do it because it's something I've always wanted to do, so I will try my best to update it.

What I think is particularly good about the book is that many characters have their own unique traits and personalities, except for the dunking moves which are a bit exaggerated, haha. I think the author created even more diverse teams and players during the provincial competition.

Why are so few people reading such a good book? It's not very popular! And the author even interacts with you, that's amazing! The romance is a bit complicated though. I personally like Wu; her character is very well-developed.

Each character has their own personality. The writing style is still a bit immature, but it's acceptable overall. I highly recommend it.

This is the most emotionally resonant basketball novel I've ever read. All I want to say to the author is, "Stop slacking off and update faster! I'll give you a number... A million words a day!"

Is it a single female lead? Are you sure there isn't one? I hope there won't be any complicated romantic subplots.

Dear author, I think your book is very well written, but oh my god, I don't like that girl surnamed Zhao (personal opinion). She only knew him for a short time, yet she insisted on going with the male lead to pick up his brother, and she seemed a bit too overly familiar and also quite arrogant...

Who is the female lead? Would it be a bit abrupt to write about Zhao, since she has feelings for Ye Su?

It's very good and has a lot of content.

The story is quite well-written, and the romance between teenagers is depicted very well. The only drawback is that the writing style is rather traditional; the cliché of women falling for the male lead at first sight is all too common. But as a middle-aged man, it still feels quite appealing, haha.