NBA: I'm the Real No. 1 Pick of the 2003 Draft

The pacing is good. To be honest, I really like novels about time travel to the 2003 generation. I like stories about beating up the team. I've read another one about Milicic, and another about Anthony. I generally support any well-written story. I also really like Jokic. It's incredible that he became the best player in the NBA with very ordinary physical talent.

It's pretty good, but the timeline is a bit messy. Wasn't Billups still with the Pistons? How did he end up with the Grizzlies?! Mike Conley reappears in chapter 65; wasn't he a 2007 draft pick? It's not his turn yet! I hope the author can write it more carefully and logically! 👍

It's a good novel, especially the descriptions of the matches, which are well-paced and make for a comfortable read. The protagonist gradually grows stronger by adapting to different roles, experiencing growth phases, highlights, lows, and peaks.

On Tomato, including this one, I've read two other stories about transmigrating into former NBA stars to make amends, and they were both very good. These stories about Chinese people transmigrating are also quite interesting, hehe! Those basketball stories about Chinese Americans rising up and dominating the entire league, while exciting, feel very superficial. By the way, I suggest a side story.

It's very well written; it's the kind of novel you can read in one sitting. Keep up the good work, author!

It's alright, but it's not smooth in the later stages.

This is much better than many basketball novels without a system; the protagonist has a clear growth process and a clear emotional journey.

It's realistic and doesn't involve instant success; the details are well-described, and the protagonist grows little by little, making it very engaging!

Not bad, five stars!

So beautiful!