NBA: How Could I Be a Bust as the No. 1 Pick?

I've listened to 200 chapters and there aren't any major flaws. Although I personally prefer stories with multiple female leads, this one without one is still quite enjoyable. Of course, it's not without its shortcomings; some plot points are glossed over, such as the All-Star season, which seems to only take up less than ten chapters. Overall, it's a pretty good, fast-paced story...

Good, the plot is clear, the match scenes are well-written, and the system's input is neither good nor bad—it's not invincible all at once. There aren't too many off-field factors, which is important! Important! He's a tough guy; when he's subjected to dirty tricks, he responds directly without hesitation. This is satisfying to watch.

A great book, without many external factors, and it only briefly touches on romantic relationships between men and women, which is good.

I think it's very well written, and the score will gradually increase.

It's alright, keep it up!

It's a pretty enjoyable and satisfying read since the protagonist never suffers a defeat.

This is the most reasonable basketball article I've ever read.

Since the author has already included detailed analysis of Kobe's situation, and Kobe is retired at this point, they could easily have him become a head coach and then add a "head coach is warming up" meme! What do you all think?

Well written! Chapter 43 is where it really takes off!!!

As long as you're paralyzed, I'll be your loyal fan.