Just Because I Have a Sharp Tongue, That Doesn’t Make Me the Villain

Having read 188 chapters, I personally think it's one of the better ones on Tomato's platform. Ever since the emergence of the new term "Busters" (or similar term for fans of the show), I've really enjoyed reading about the characters offstage. 😏😏😏 There are also downsides. It feels too much like a harem novel.

I love watching it, please update quickly... It's been a long time since I've read an NBA novel that really suits my taste. It's engaging, well-written, and, importantly, not self-indulgent. The plot logic, statistics, and character development are all quite reasonable… I hope the author continues, keep it up... Keep it up!!!

I feel this is a great book that's been let down by its title. The plot is well-paced, and the writing is above average compared to other books I've read. Why are there so few reviews? I suspect it's because of the title; it's really misleading! 😂

The plot is good, except for the lack of Chinese-speaker references. I was just wondering if it would be okay if the main character could improve his skills by playing basketball, like playing with Wade's son later on? 😏😏😏

A great read, satisfying and enjoyable, five stars! Unlike some novels where the protagonist has a system and a cheat ability, it's not frustrating to read. It's like they can't write a story without first torturing the protagonist and then reversing the situation, so awkward 😅. Life is hard enough, but to be tortured while reading a novel is just ridiculous. I just enjoy the thrill of a satisfying read, hahaha 😂

Purely a wish-fulfillment story, a smooth and easy ride, and also includes some exciting plots.

I have a question. The author makes the protagonist play basketball so much like LeBron James (Author, do you play like LeBron James? 😏😏), Why doesn't the protagonist have a team-specific title? For example, the fastest to achieve xxx achievement for an undrafted player, or the only undrafted rookie to have the most game-winning shots. Or, every game-winning shot could be a record-breaking achievement, making him the first player under 20 to have a game-winning shot. 😏😏😏

I still vividly remember Li Long hitting ten balls that year; the familiar taste, the familiar feeling—ah, it was that satisfying feeling of crab roe spilling all over the ground! 😄

I listened to all 190 chapters in one go! As a non-sports fan, I've read quite a few sports-themed books, and this one is really good. The match introductions are fast-paced, without too many technical jargon, making it easy for laypeople to understand without getting distracted. It's very humorous. The appearances of female celebrities are also a great touch! 👍

A basketball novel I could finish reading; the plot device of "golden finger" (a powerful, overpowered character) was quite interesting. LeBron James fans beware.