Basketball: I Get Stronger with Every Brick, and Shock Paul from the Start

It's okay for now, but some parts aren't rigorous enough. Don't keep using LeBron James as a hypothetical rival. At this point in high school, it should have been Kwame Brown, not LeBron at all. At this time, Amar'e Stoudemire was more famous than LeBron James.

It's pretty good. I've gotten over 80% done, which is quite impressive for a new author. There aren't many readers or ratings, but that doesn't diminish the fact that it's one of the better NBA novels I've read. I can understand fast-forwarding through the later parts when there wasn't much support. I really liked the ending. Keep it up!

Jia Zhangshi: Old Jia, Dongxu, come on up and scare the author! The updates are too slow!

Actually, it's a pretty good basketball novel with a fast pace and no dragging. Aside from occasional data errors and misspelled names, there aren't many bad points. There aren't many good basketball novels out there, so I'm giving it five stars to support this new author.

Year after year, day after day, I've come to divide novels into only two categories: those I can finish and those I can't. I've read dozens, even hundreds, of basketball novels, mostly about data, talent, and competition, but this one I could still finish is a good novel for me. These days, I can only read 3-5 chapters of 80% of the newly launched Tomato Novels before giving up.

Overall, not bad. For a newcomer, this is quite good. Keep it up! 👏

A very good basketball system novel.

It's over so quickly?

The subject matter is quite novel.

Haha, umm, it looks good.