Basketball's Boxer

This is the first time I've seen someone say that you can't play basketball because you're too tall.

This is utterly rubbish. Seven or eight hundred chapters and he's still the eternal second-in-command, still clinging to the Lakers' coattails. Even if Kobe doesn't retire, the protagonist will always be second-in-command, just like Pippen. No matter how good he is, he's always the second-in-command. What's the point?

When you think of the Bulls, you think of Jordan, but who knows about Pippen? The main character was Kobe's underling, what a load of rubbish!

The protagonist, who trained in Sanda (Chinese kickboxing), has such terrible physical abilities.

At first it was okay, but that match against WWE made me want to vomit. He's the president of a league, not a lunatic. How could he do something like that while under contract and on live TV? Your "idiocy" aura is way too strong. That $300 million in compensation in the end, do you think it's Korean won? I really don't want to watch anymore…

This is insane! An overall rating of 61 (the worst of the worst bench players), and then he plays, racking up 20, 20, and 5, averaging 10, 10, and 5 per game. It's disgusting! Can your bench players really put up these numbers? If you're going to write something so amazing, don't give such a low overall rating and add "the worst of the worst bench players" in parentheses. It's disgusting!

No wonder nobody reads it; it's such a terrible book, completely self-indulgent by the author.

So, Kobe is actually the protagonist? The author must be a true Kobe fan, writing a whole book just to have the protagonist help Kobe win championships and whitewash Kobe! Would someone as selfish as Kobe, who's so obsessed with honors, really give the Finals MVP to the protagonist? Would he share the ball with him? You're living in a dream!

Putting aside the writing quality, the author's attitude towards the book is far from rigorous. While the ideas are good, they need to be consistent with objective facts. It's illogical for a center lacking strength, jumping ability, and positioning awareness to grab more than 10 rebounds. Furthermore, his mid-range shooting is barely passable, indicating it's not a reliable weapon.

It reads like a narrative text; I feel nothing at all.