NBA: The Trade System Helps Me Become a Nomadic God

This is the first time I've read such a lively basketball novel. Personally, I don't like or understand nomadic champions, but this book made me realize that novels should be written this way to objectively understand more players and keep things fresh.

Tomato is so talented! So entertaining! The pacing is excellent—fast-forwarding where necessary and highlighting the key points. It's far superior to many basketball novels that are hundreds of thousands of words long and dedicate several chapters to each game. I read the latest chapter in one go!

It's really quite good, a unique basketball novel. The protagonist is a troublemaker who stirs up trouble, that's for sure. The only drawback is that the shooting is described a bit exaggeratedly. After all, Asians are naturally gifted with a good shooting touch, so their mid-range shooting percentage shouldn't be that low when they're unguarded.

It has its pros and cons: the palace intrigue-style NBA game is novel and offers plenty of exciting moments. However, one drawback is the excessive amount of screen time spent on high-stakes basketball; it feels unnecessary to include these scenes every one or two chapters. Hopefully, this can be reduced later on.

This book is very good, especially the part describing Lu Bu's hundreds of rounds-long battle with Sun Wukong for Diao Chan. However, Xue Baochai is indeed too strong. If it weren't for Darius's outer-circle cheat and Noxus Guillotine, that M4 six-times scope spray would have been fatal.

Not bad, that's interesting. The ideas are unique, and it uses all sorts of clichés and jokes.

This is hilarious! It's the most entertaining basketball story I've ever read. I couldn't stop reading it late at night. Could the author please write a Harry Potter fanfiction? I want to see the protagonist doing all sorts of silly tricks at Hogwarts!

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It's pretty good, quite interesting. One good thing is that it doesn't have some of the problems from the previous book. In the previous book, Li Long was let down by the national team for three years during his peak, which made me laugh and cry at the time. There are currently over 200 pages; I'll see how it goes after I finish reading it all.

It's not bad; the scheming and instigation are well-written, but the competition process isn't described enough, lacking tension and excitement. Also, there's too much legal content, to the point of being overwhelming; hopefully, that can be reduced. Otherwise, there are basically no problems.