Sports and Arts Superstar

A single song can be several hundred words long. Add some descriptions of the song and audience reactions, and it becomes a chapter; then add more reactions, and that's another chapter. The immersion is strong—listening to the song while reading the plot... Readers aren't demanding, but the songs should be appropriate and fitting to the scene.

What kind of idiotic crap is this? You're in the middle of a competition, and you go off to sing. Then, when you're about to lose, you just happen to come back and pull off a major plot twist. Are you trying to fool your readers like idiots?

Having read over 240 chapters, it's still a constant series of face-slapping moments. The protagonist is undefeated, enjoying a smooth and successful journey. Those supporting characters are truly incredibly stupid; they don't even bother to learn anything about the protagonist before slandering him, they just blindly criticize him, even if the other party is an international basketball superstar with such an illustrious record. 😅😅😅

This book serves as a warning to other authors: the art of building suspense before revealing the true nature of the story should be considered, and padding the word count depends on whether the author used their brain while writing. It features a character riding a motorcycle, singing love songs, spouting a bunch of nonsense, and even riding a police car.

I'm seriously poisoned... Seriously, it's disgusting! Bye, I'm turning away.

I don't understand basketball, so I couldn't tell how toxic the first few chapters were, which is why I could keep reading. But damn it, when they got to the part about the fake superstar's boyfriend, I was absolutely disgusted. Even if you don't use your brain, you can't just throw up on us!

To read this book, you have to dig your brain out, chop it up, grind it into powder, and let it drift away on the wind for three thousand miles. Anyone with even a shred of brains shouldn't read this book. 😅

I suggest that anyone who knows a little about basketball or loves basketball should avoid reading this book. If you're just looking for fun without thinking, you might be able to read it, but not necessarily. 😰

This is a terrible novel, a real disappointment... Absolutely awful.

After reading over fifty chapters, I suddenly realized something: basketball stars can be beaten and verbally abused to death without being allowed to retaliate. If they do, the CBA fines them, suspends them, and then demands an apology! Ha! When did the CBA's rules become above the law? They can impose fines so easily. If you can't even fight back when your woman is attacked while playing basketball, then why bother beating him?! I'm dropping this game!