
NBA Trash-Talk King
NBA嘴遁王者
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Gaming & Sports
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Other names
- NBA: I Merged with a 2-Meter AInba融合成为2米艾Alternate title on Fanqie
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To be honest, I really like this author's writing style. The characters grow gradually, and as long as it's not like they spend 5-6 years leveling up before finally making it big and then going off to be LeBron James's sidekick, I'll keep reading, even though we disagree on some points. Keep it up!
This is a rare, relatively down-to-earth NBA basketball novel that's finally not so mindless. It's a pity that since the author chose this style, it would have been better without a system. Watching the protagonist strive to grow and break through various limitations would have been more interesting.
If you like a slow-paced story, you can check this out. The protagonist's growth is very slow 😂 He only scored over 20 points once every two or three years, which seems about the same as a typical average NBA player. There's no wish-fulfillment story or protagonist saving the day.
I think it's excellent; the slower pace is just right. These days, many books start making characters invincible after only a few chapters, with stories of 60 points in a single quarter and winning the championship in the first season, or one person taking on five. It doesn't feel like basketball; it's like basketball cultivation.
The beginning isn't invincible, but it's a steady and methodical story. Anyway, I think it's good, and I think it's worth reading for longtime fans.
The protagonist has a system, but the character's growth is quite reasonable, preventing them from becoming too powerful all at once and then becoming boring. 👍
Honestly, I really like this system. Those systems that give you a bunch of attributes all at once are awkward, and overpowered protagonists get tiresome. This one, with its gradual integration, showing you the scenery and minor bumps along the way while you keep moving forward, is something I enjoy reading. However, the system's side effects are a bit too much. For me, even +1, +1, +1 is better than +5, +5, -4.
Now that we've been reborn, it's a bit... Unnecessary to not invest. I like the slow growth. There are too many invincible players in the first season, and I'm already numb to it. This is good.
This book is not bad; the system gradually integrates and strengthens the player. The rating is a bit low, perhaps because some of the more realistic and depressing descriptions made many readers hesitate to rate it after a few dozen chapters. Too many talented players are lost in the NBA world. It's a battlefield without gunpowder, just like any other. Many players lacking social skills eventually fade into oblivion. Players are also exquisite commodities. Without value, they become trash.
It's good that you're starting, but the pace shouldn't be too fast. This is fine, as you're not at the maximum level right away. However, I still hope for occasional bursts of energy and some exciting moments. I'm currently reading about the Hawks' 200th chapter. As a core player, although he's a well-rounded player with rebounds and assists, his scoring could actually be a bit higher.