Thanks for the Invite, I'm in the NBA, and I'm Taking Over the Court

I think the author still needs to improve and learn. Novels emphasize the coherence and completeness of the story, but not everything needs to be written. It's about choosing what to write and what not to write based on the needs of the plot, what you want the audience to know and what you want to keep secret for later revelation, and what you really want to write but can't for the sake of plot…

Fantastic, truly fantastic. A pure basketball story, no system, no mutations, just pure effort and sweat. The only problem is its slow pace; impatient readers might find it painful. It'll probably be much more enjoyable to read it by accumulating about a hundred chapters at once.

Damn, the author writes so well, it's so good! There's no system, no messy data, just leveling up slowly by fighting monsters, it's very comfortable to read. I hope the data doesn't break down later on, and the author updates soon!

That's great, keep it up, author!

He could write two matches in one chapter about high school competitions, and he wrote over fifty chapters about an injury he sustained while participating in an elective course. Amazing!

Will the main character grow taller later? Around 1.8 meters is still a bit short, isn't it?

This should be one of the top NBA novels on Tomato.

It's alright, but to be honest, some parts seem to have been revised, and I don't really like a few of the author's writing styles. Overall, the reading experience might be a bit lacking, but it's still pretty good overall.

This is the most moving and touching basketball novel I've ever read. I hope the author finishes it! 😢 Sometimes it says "second round pick," sometimes it changes back to "number 6 pick," and lately it seems like there are more typos. Has the author confused this book with others?

It's a pretty standard progression system, nothing special to say, but many people might be stuck with the current system's crushing power dynamics and find it uninteresting. 🍉