The God of the NBA: So This Is Basketball

It's well-written, but there are too many useless and disorganized games, and the pacing is too slow. The preseason games can be completely ignored; who watches preseason games? They can be glossed over in a single sentence. Any game exceeding three chapters will generally bore readers, considering there are 82 regular season games plus the playoffs.

I admire the protagonist's personality. He was seriously injured during the draft because the Lakers were unfairly treated towards him, but after being drafted by the Lakers, he acted as if nothing had happened...

It's well-written. Some readers say the author is a LeBron hater, but actually, this book doesn't criticize LeBron James at all. The book is humorous and witty, and the author also knows some professional basketball. Five stars to encourage the author.

Three, no more, no less. A LeBron hater's post, more talk than basketball content. You can check it out if you're bored.

Three stars is just right. There's too much chat content. It's fine if the author doesn't like LeBron James, but the portrayal of James's strength is a bit unreasonable. The protagonist's current strength doesn't seem enough to challenge James. 😂

I was fooled by the title. It's supposed to be a Jordan-esque model, but then they add Jamal Crawford. Even a high school or college Jordan model would have been better! What is this? It's pointless.

The author is a basketball expert; their analysis of LeBron is very thorough. 😂😂😂

Some of these things are just laughable. Sun Yue was already a benchwarmer for the Lakers in 2006, but I seem to remember him being drafted by the Lakers in 2007 and only joining them after the 2008 Olympics. Also, Yi Jianlian's agent is Jeff Schwartz, definitely not Dan Fegan. If you don't know, don't add it in; no one's forcing you to.

Whether it's criticism or not doesn't really matter, but criticizing it every now and then disrupts the reading experience. If you want to criticize, then concentrate it on criticizing ten or eight chapters at a time, or even a hundred or eighty chapters if that's not enough. Criticizing every few paragraphs really affects the reading experience.

Your math is giving me the creeps 🤦 10 out of 20 shots, including 8 out of 14 mid-range shots and 1 out of 2 three-pointers. How many shots did that count as... How many made...? I'm really getting impatient... And how did you calculate a narrow 3-point victory with a score of 88-83? 🤦