Reborn as the Strongest Template in Basketball

It wasn't quite as enjoyable to read. Maybe it's because when I read system novels, I expect the effects of the protagonist getting character cards and improving their attributes to be clearly visible. For example, if the mid-range shooting attribute is improved, more mid-range shooting scenes can be written; if the breakthrough attribute is improved, more dribbling moves can be written.

The author 😆, 🥰, writes such a great NBA basketball story! It's not overly one-sided or overly idealistic. The understanding of the players is better than most basketball authors (✪▽✪). In my opinion, it's just as good as "I Stole a Ring in the NBA" @Seventh Floor, C Seat

The writing is good, and in the chapters I've read so far, the protagonist is pursuing his dreams while staying true to his original aspirations, without any messy or trivial matters interfering. Apart from some data that is not quite reasonable, there are no major problems.

I haven't watched much yet, but so far there aren't any major flaws. I feel the current rating is a bit too low, so I'll give it five stars to raise the rating and see how it goes.

I think it's alright.

It's been a long time since I've come across such a pure and high-quality basketball novel. The setting and writing style are both excellent. Keep up the good work!

Five stars! The data is accurate, and the author is real and not AI. These two points alone are quite rare in the current market for Tomato-Basketball fiction.

Although the data is explosive, at least it's not an invincible, godlike storyline.

Although it's a bit overpowered, the team composition is very reasonable. Keep it up!

This is a very rare basketball story. The low rating is probably due to its short word count. I estimate it will be at least 8 points in the future. 👍