Jordan, Want to Learn How to Be a Boss from Me?
乔丹，要不要和我学做老板？
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- 2.9M Words
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- Sports
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- Gaming & Sports
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- NBA's Spoiled Heir: This Owner's a Real Jerk!NBA败家子：这个老板有点贱！Alternate title on Fanqie
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I really like this book, and I hope you can keep it up!
The writing is alright, but Li Shaofeng's personality could be improved later on. He could be made more mature and composed, since he's a person from two lifetimes. Also, the team has a coach, so he should avoid interfering in the coach's affairs if possible.
The book is great, keep it up! Why are your grades so bad? I've been thinking about it, and it's probably because of all that messing around with the national team. I remember an old saying: "Thank God, thank Yalong; believe in gods, believe in ghosts, believe in Lancheng." I'm curious how many years it will take to finish this book. Come on
The author could decide on the protagonist's surname first, whether it's Li or Chen. I'll add another star if it's corrected.
It's pretty good, the concept and pacing are both excellent, keep it up!
Why are they so bold as to overturn the table? Both the capitalists and the workers believe they possess the power to turn the tables, much like how capitalists have wreaked havoc on the world; they probably have some kind of super weapon that allows them to override the existing regime. So, what powerful weapon does the protagonist wield to provoke the NBA league?
The writing is very good. My main point is why the author insisted on choosing Memphis, a small city with a very small population. Since it's all fictional, you could have moved to New York or some other city with a population of at least a million. Could the author briefly explain their reasoning? Why choose this kind of city?
Although I only read up to chapter 14 before giving up, the subject matter is still quite good, and the author's writing style is decent. It's just that the author's state of mind is excited but chaotic, and even the selection process is a mess and a headache. I'm giving it five stars to encourage the author. Keep it up!
Very good, especially the part about helping Yao Ming go abroad; it was very enjoyable to watch.
It's alright, but not outstanding!