Hello, Everyone, I'm A Du

A very unique NBA novel. The author gives the protagonist superstar-level strength from the start, ranking him among the top three in the league. While the games still take up a large portion of the story, off-court activities such as partying, endorsements, investments, and player relationships also occupy a significant amount of content.

Although it's invincible, it's not boring. Enjoy the process; it avoids the melodramatic, overly dramatic struggles (even the parallel universe writer next door gave me emo moments). Combined with various red and black card gadgets, it's quite entertaining. The biggest drawback is probably the infrequent updates, which carries the risk of stopping updates altogether.

It's well-written and quite unique. Changing Du's hairstyle and beard would greatly enhance his temperament and image.

Overall, it's pretty good, but there's really no need to suppress your team's strength. They're already maxed out with all the power spikes and various cards, so go ahead and unleash your full potential! After all, the teammates aren't top-tier; they're just a makeshift mix of old, weak, and injured players. The record doesn't have to be great, but high scores and good stats are essential!

This story's rating is really too low. I felt the sports knowledge was quite professional. Of course, I'm a complete sports novice, but I found it very engaging. It's both professional and story-driven, with clear logic and a reasonable plot progression. I think it's quite enjoyable; it definitely deserves an 8.5 or higher.

It's well-written, with a semi-invincible start, a fan system with lotteries, and a great character design. Suggestion: Since it's a fan system, and the character is dressed in black and yellow, the most important thing is to have domestic fans—we have so many! Make some funny antics: copy Western rock songs, sing Chinese songs, participate in talk shows, recite tongue twisters, make videos for Douyin and Weibo, speak with a strong Sichuan accent, and participate in variety shows.

I saw 32 pages. It's a good book, and the reading flow is very smooth.

I really like A-Du, and I also feel sorry for his career. This is the first book I've read about him, and it's very good. Keep it up, author! Updating one or two chapters a day will definitely make it a hit.

It's pretty good, but the author updates too infrequently. I suggest they lock themselves in a dark room and write more! 😠😠😠

A different kind of NBA novel; the author has a lot of talent.