NBA Myriad Worlds Mall

Would someone with Rondo's personality really introduce himself like that? "Hi everyone, my name is Rajon Rondo, I'm a point guard"???

This is a masterpiece! The protagonist received a lottery as a reward in his first match, and another skill was obtained by opening a chest. The story went from chapter 95 to chapter 111, a total of 16 chapters! What's even more amazing is that he still had half of the chests unopened before he went to fight in the second match. Amazing!

This is supposed to be a masterpiece? I'm speechless. I read about 20 chapters and couldn't continue. The female lead is so awful, and the male lead is just as disgusting. What a load of crap!

After reading dozens of chapters, I really felt like throwing up. Putting aside the fact that several other basketball novels written around the same time were quite good, it's absurd that this book was recommended to me.

Judging from this description, is it selling things to outsiders while betting on its own people?

I've read some of it, and the author is an extreme Kobe fan and LeBron hater! It's very boring.

... I read seventy chapters, and it was quite awkward and padded out. I even got several chapters for a prize draw, all just filler... The dialogue was really awkward; every time they opened their mouths, one out of three sentences used "bro," and they were constantly laughing. How to put it... It's not that it's bad, it's just really uncomfortable. I endured it all and kept reading.

Is there any fundamental difference between cheating and doping? Why don't you just turn into the Hulk?

The system is constantly wiping out characters and lowering attributes; what's the point of having a protagonist like this, being led by the nose by a system? And the system issues whatever tasks it wants.

Whenever I'm looking for a book to read, I always end up reading Xia Fangfei's works. 🙂