Whenever basketball fans talk about Jordan, everyone calls him the GOAT of the league. His career seems like a script written by God.
Whenever they talk about Kobe, everyone talks about the Mamba Mentality. He spent more than twenty years in Los Angeles, staying with the city through it all.
Whenever they talk about LeBron, they call him the GOAT who has dominated the league for more than a decade. Even now, he remains the face of the league.
Whenever they talk about Curry, everyone says he ushered in the small-ball era and is a player who changed the game.
Whenever they talk about Duncan, people call him the greatest power forward in history. He devoted nineteen years to the small city of San Antonio, giving it his all.
Whenever they talk about Nowitzki, people say he took down the peak-era Heat Big Three to win one of the most hard-earned championships ever, and talk about his close friendship with Dallas owner Cuban.
But whenever they talk about me, Kevin Durant, they call me “Durant the Second,” a traitor, a coward. “We were already champions before you got here!”
I, Kevin Durant, am just someone who loves basketball. I’m a simple person, an introverted and sensitive person. All I want is to play good basketball. I want to play every game well, put my whole heart into the game, and give the fans who love me the best performances I can!
Then one day, I was suddenly reborn. I returned to the time when I was nineteen, during my physical assessment. I suddenly came back as I strained myself while bench-pressing 84 kilograms. Watch how I, Durant the “Reaper,” begin the legendary life of a basketball prodigy!
It's pretty good. Compared to many other NBA wish-fulfillment novels, I think it's very well written. By the way, I have dozens of NBA wish-fulfillment novels in my collection, and this one is really quite good. Keep up the good work, author! It's too short.
Nostalgia gave him points, but at 36, he still hadn't won a championship, still hadn't proven to the world his ability to single-handedly lead a team to victory. But in my heart, he will always be a god.
Keep it up, I really like Durant.
Durant stared intently at Horford on the television screen, silently comparing the two in his mind. He had to admit, Horford was undeniably handsome; his innate charisma seemed to radiate a certain light. (It's like AI...)
Not satisfying enough. The details are off, and I don't see any spice. I'd give it about an 8 out of 10.
It's very well written, especially since it's rare to find a novel told from the first-person perspective of a real-life soccer star who has been reborn. It could be written to be even more realistic. Also, many of the idioms used in the novel are inappropriate and should be improved.
Highly recommended. I found it very enjoyable to watch; it doesn't have that invincible feeling of winning championships year after year, but rather a gradual progression.
You could write about using your salary to invest in high-quality industries in the US, Japan, China, and other countries around the world.
I like it, there's no fucking reason.
I'm a die-hard fan of this book, I love it! Keep up the good work!