The NBA’s Greatest Agent

I've read 40 chapters. The subject matter is novel, and the writing is quite good, with a good balance of detail and summary. However, there's one issue: the protagonist seems more like a career planner. He didn't take the rookies to training camp or try to improve their draft position.

I've reached chapter 221, the latest one. "She is yours now." This book is probably the best I've read this year, not the kind specifically designed to criticize novels, because I was able to read it continuously without fast-forwarding or dropping it. It was consistently interesting. From an agent's perspective, it provides a lot of different information.

It's good; this kind of gradual progress is even better than invincible novels. This is the best agent novel I've ever read; it almost never has any substitutes. I haven't seen any substitutes on Qidian either. It's not mindless cheating, nor is it the kind of invincible and reckless behavior.

It's alright, five stars.

To put it simply, without any original ideas or convictions, it's basically just a continuation of history, failing to demonstrate the absolute advantage of having "divine vision"!

It's very exciting to watch. I hope Wade has the opportunity to reach even greater heights.

To be honest, this is the first time I've read this kind of story, and it's really well-written. Keep it up, author!

I only found out about Hai Lu Kong's new book by looking at the recommendation list! 😅

Top-tier, top-tier, top-tier, the absolute best - Wallace

It looks like an AI-generated story, but the content is decent, especially since the supporting characters don't blindly obey the protagonist, which is a good thing.