Basketball's Superstar
篮坛超级巨星
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Basketball
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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A Bookworm's Book Room: Ten Years in the Making
As I've been reading for longer and longer, it's become hard to find books I can stick with. So I've decided to share the books I'm currently following, in the hope that they'll help anyone who's run out of things to read. Some of these are complete, while others are still ongoing. In short, they're all books I think are worth reading. If you find a book you like, give the list a follow, hehe!
Bookworm
A veteran bookworm
Just Browsing
I only recommend novels I've read and thought were pretty good.
A Collection of Personal Favorites
A place to save all the books I've come across and really enjoyed!
Urban Fiction
Thought I’d pop in and have a look
Only the Best Make the List
A mix of older books and promising new ones. I personally prefer lighter reads, so if you do too, feel free to take a look.
Great Reads
Really good
Books You Can Still Follow When You're Out of Reads
I'm becoming more and more picky about what I read, and these are the only books I'm still following... I used to follow another batch of books, but I've dropped them all and removed them. This list will also be updated irregularly.
New Books
Great new books
Time Is
The Golden Age
A Ten-Year Bookworm's Passionate Recommendations
All kinds of genres
Reading Update Memo
A memo for books I’m following. It’s annoying that I can only pin ten.
Some Books I'm Reading, Shared with Everyone
Ever since I made this list, I’ve been looking for books to read every day. Updated occasionally.
Wuxia Gorge
Rounded up
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I agree that the biggest drawback of this book is the numerous typos.
You've been writing about the Kings as the Magic team all the time. Hey author, your protagonist has already changed teams. We've all gotten used to it, but haven't you?
Later, the protagonist won several championships, and LeBron stole one of them the year the protagonist suffered a major injury. Then, as is the usual trope, the protagonist suffers a major injury, switches teams, and starts over. But after the protagonist returns, a group of people start discussing the protagonist's historical status and who is the best player in the league.
When the protagonist has nowhere to go, he's recommended to the Cavaliers by James. Feeling that James's keen eye for talent was just a few boasts, the protagonist immediately becomes resentful. Like an ordinary person lacking self-awareness participating in a draft, being rejected by an agent who doesn't believe in them, instead of reflecting on their own failure, they blame the agent for being opportunistic. In short, they're a selfish, petty person with a cheat code...
I've read over thirty chapters; it's a good book and I recommend it.
I couldn't stand it anymore The writing is like that of an elementary school student, full of grammatical errors, typos, and overuse of certain words. The book contains so many instances of the word "" (muddled/confused) that it left me completely bewildered, and so many instances of the word "" (awkward/embarrassed) that it made me feel awkward.
A reader's review after 8 years. First, two points: First, I rarely watch basketball games, but I read a lot of sports books. Second, I haven't finished this book, but I've read about 200 chapters. Next, let me share my thoughts on this book. First, it feels like a diary, focusing entirely on the protagonist's thoughts and inner monologues.
A basketball player, quite good at it domestically, aspiring to make it to the NBA, doesn't recognize LeBron James, Chris Paul, or Rajon Rondo. Is it because Black people look similar? Why play basketball like that? What's the point of going to the NBA? That's ridiculous!
Writing books based on dreams is unrealistic. What's most disgusting is that he wanted to be the boss before the first season was even over, refusing to acknowledge anyone and thinking he was the only one who was awesome in the whole world.
I don't understand. How can someone without professional training dare to participate in a talent show, with their agent guaranteeing a second round? Why wouldn't they go for a tryout? Are their whole family idiots? How can they believe that?