NBA: I Get Stronger Every Time I Miss

This is the best NBA novel I've ever read, especially the details about the relationships between the men and women. If it had even more detail, I think it would be even more captivating (￣y▽￣)~* *chuckles*

It's really good. They could add a permanent talent if appropriate. I wasn't planning on commenting, but when I got to chapter 45, I burst out laughing. Left hook, right swing—NBA King of Fighters, Void Fighting Champion, a real-world fighter! It really cracked me up.

Update soon! Update more! It's not easy to find such a good book, so I'll update twenty or thirty chapters at a time. Let the brothers enjoy it!

Can you please confess your feelings to the female lead soon?

Author, have you even watched the NBA? You basically pull ahead by 20 points every game before catching up. Do you think the NBA is full of weaklings? Trailing by 20 points and letting you easily catch up? Can you even write properly? But the later parts were pretty good; there's a permanent skill. Keep writing!

It's well-written and I've read it so far with few major flaws. The only issue is the lineup arrangement; it's a bit confusing. There are too many players in the paint, which doesn't create space and makes them ineffective. While Carmelo Anthony and Bojan, acquired through trades, can start, their age and ability will inevitably lead to them being exploited over time. These are just my initial thoughts; I would be honored if you adopted them.

I was telling you to add permanent attributes in the earlier chapters! And you did it! Very good! You could give the protagonist some panel attributes! You could refer to 2K and add your own ideas, up to a maximum of 100! Then, for attributes like mid-range shots, you could raise them to a maximum of 120! That would be more intuitive for the readers! Keep updating!!!

The car is so fast; there's nothing it can't do, only things you can't imagine.

Well, it's truly amazing. I hope the next book will also be in the harem genre.

It's good, but it's biased against star athletes. When writing a novel, everyone should be equal (except for the protagonist).