NBA: I Really Didn't Mean to Join a Superteam

I've read up to chapter 24. There are at least four or five chapters detailing this process, but the details are lacking. I read that Malone and Kobe had a fight, and then Shaq and Malone's relationship improved. But in other novels, Malone is recruited by Shaq, like Malone Payton. Also, in this novel, Malone was only able to leave for the Lakers because Stockton retired.

The basketball aspect is relatively smooth, and the protagonist's growth in strength isn't explained very clearly, but that's not a big problem. The biggest issue is that the protagonist is basically a walking teddy bear.

The problem is, where do the Rockets get so much money to buy the capped salaries of their Big Three? That would amount to a huge luxury tax. Top salary... What kind of grudge do they have against LeBron James to be so dark? 🤭

The descriptions of daily life and the competition complement each other well, making the writing anything but dull.

It's great. The plot doesn't drag. There aren't any scenes with more than ten chapters in a single episode or 200 chapters in a season that still don't end. The pace is fast, making it very enjoyable to listen to and watch.

You can look at it; there's not much data to strain your eyes. Just don't get bogged down in a rambling article that only talks about basketball without any relaxation.

Hehehehehehe, it looks amazing!

The storyline is good, and the writing is smooth. Highly recommended.

Five-star rating! Excellent novel

Smooth flow, not much technical movement description, I like it.