NBA: Jordan Template, Basketball's Biggest Pest

Jordan's three-point shooting wasn't bad either, because his competitive spirit wouldn't allow him to have any weaknesses.

(Since you've already clicked in, please give it a 5-star review!) New author, new book. As usual, I'll maintain a stable update schedule of 4000-6000 words per chapter under normal circumstances. I'll definitely let you know in advance if anything comes up. This is my second time starting a new book.

To be honest, I'm not a big fan of three-pointers. I prefer Kobe's stylish jump shot, Jordan's unstoppable layups, Carter's explosive dunks, and McGrady's elegant pull-up jumpers. Of course, my absolute favorite is Iverson's unstoppable drives to the basket.

Finally, a novel that's not hovering around the three-point line! 👍

I've read all the comments, and it seems the biggest complaint readers have about the author's work is the protagonist's views on love and their dissatisfaction with the protagonist's excessive talking. However, in my opinion, these are just minor issues that don't significantly impact the reading experience and aren't really flaws.

I hope the author will add a few more indirect descriptions; this would better highlight the protagonist's personality. I really like the protagonist's character. Keep up the good work, author! 💪💕 Keep it up! 💪

The author, Calvin Kavenka, is excellent.

To be honest, I'm kind of curious to see what happens when Steve Jobs, because of his terrible taste, finally dies of anger one day in the future, but then something magical happens—he's reborn in 2020, and now... 🙂🙂

The overall premise is excellent, starting with the Timberwolves, and the teammate setup is good. However, the protagonist's personality is a bit problematic, and the wolf cubs' personality changes too quickly. I suggest a more comprehensive approach, or perhaps a more direct, overly powerful, cheat-like element.

This is currently the only basketball novel I can actually read; the others are so bad I can't even be bothered to finish the first year. Support the author! (If you know of any other readable basketball or soccer novels, please recommend them!) 😘😘😘