Basketball: Starting at 1.70 Meters Tall

A new book is hard to write, I'll try my best to update it, and I hope everyone will give it a five-star review.

Author, keep up the good work! The plot is great, but some plot holes still need attention. For example, it says "learn two points" earlier, then says "learn two points" later—that's funny.

Good-looking works are relatively rare, but as long as you don't write anything carelessly, it will definitely become popular.

I love it! It's just not enough! Keep it up, author!

I've read quite a few basketball novels, and this one looks good, but the protagonist is too short. I think he could grow to 1.91 meters; 1.85 meters is too short.

The author writes very well, I really like it. This is the basketball novel of my dreams, unlike others that start by showing up in the NBA or whose strength is immediately apparent. Author, keep up the good work, update more often, I believe in you!

Dear author, I don't think it's necessary to fawn over celebrities and show off your love for them on that basketball variety show. Be aloof and have leadership qualities. After all, basketball skills are what truly matter. There's no need to talk so much about celebrities and entertainment industry matters. Basketball stories should be written more purely.

A well-plotted book, a king among system-based novels. The protagonist isn't an instant powerhouse with just a system; he progresses step by step, facing increasingly powerful enemies, constantly striving forward, never giving up on overcoming the odds. Keep up the good work! I'm rooting for you!

So far it's quite good, but I feel like the author is going to write a harem story. I hope it's a single-female-lead story; I don't like harems.

It's seriously better than other basketball novels. Unlike other basketball novels where the protagonist is just a basketball machine, this one has its own romance storyline. If I had to point out a flaw, it's that there are too few chapters—it's just not enough to keep you reading!