NBA: From the Start, Merging with Klay Thompson

"Scoring is essential," "Don't be heartbroken if you lose," "Establish possession first, then you can keep racking up stats," "Aren't you afraid of losing? Yes, but I'm even more afraid of unclear stats," "What to do in the next game? Boost your stats first!" 😏

Finishing the first season in about 24 chapters was indeed fast, awesome! Now, Tomato's basketball games are a bit too slow; he can write over 200 chapters a season, but later on, while the speed increases, he can't retain readers. 🤦 Keep it up, author, keep writing!

This is the best sports/NBA novel I've ever read. It's simpler, more expansive, and less verbose than other NBA novels.

The pacing is fast, and the "golden finger" aspect is more concise than in other types of novels, which I like. Other books practically dedicate an entire chapter to a system panel, showing off dribbling, ball handling, shooting, breakthroughs, three-pointers, defense, and so on—what's the point? The author writes really well; keep it up!

It actually looks pretty good, but why include so many unnecessary things like football and stuff?

It's a very good read, not a formulaic story where the protagonist is invincible from the start.

Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful

Everyone probably feels that something is wrong, but they don't really care about anything.

Thankfully, it doesn't look like I have heartburn.

Support! Great book, the pacing is fantastic, the balance between work and rest is excellent. It feels like the protagonist lives on a parallel Earth, not in a basketball gym.