Number One Guard
壹号卫
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.9M Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Basketball
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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This book is excellent for an NBA novel. The characters are well-developed and have depth; they're not just about scoring or playing basketball, but also about real life and emotions. The protagonist doesn't have any special abilities or foresight, but his hard work, diligence, and learning ability allow him to improve in every season and every game.
Retired
The driver announced his retirement today after this season. This book is one of the few I've read about the Mavericks, and I'm writing this to remember that summer when the veterans gave their all for the Mavericks.
The Grove Street Brothers, emmm, that is, the author, spoiled in the comments section that Yi Yang is going to a three-character team. Teams with "League" in their names include the Pacers, Timberwolves, Trail Blazers, Knicks, and Mavericks. First, let's talk about the Mavericks. If that's really the case, then I have to say something, but it's not unreasonable either.
The protagonist's biggest advantage is probably his explosive power and court vision. He has top-notch physical attributes and extremely high basketball IQ. In other words, he has a talent that is visible to the naked eye. The reason I read sports novels is because I love competitive sports.
I really hate stories where the protagonist grows up in the US and then gets Chinese citizenship. Judging from the character's background, their family isn't wealthy. Are you sure they could attend elementary school in the US without American citizenship? Even if they could, how would they afford the tuition and stay in the US for over a decade?
All I want to say is that the protagonist is a robber, this kind of setup is just ridiculous.
No matter how well it's written, if the protagonist is a robber, no matter how talented he is, he's still a robber. Why does he need money? Because he's a robber. No matter what, he's still a robber. Whether he's kind or evil, he's still a robber. So how do people who are reading this book accept such a protagonist?
The protagonist is described as incredibly ruthless at first, but becomes even more toxic later on. The author even seems pleased with how he's been repeatedly fouled and insulted – why can't he retaliate? And this is supposed to be a kid from the slums? I always thought the slum robbers were just a setup to prevent us from seeing the protagonist fight. But is this it?
I started reading this book yesterday, and today I'm finding it increasingly awkward. It's not that the author is lazy with their writing, but rather the plot, characters, and pacing are all problematic. First, the plot: after 80+ chapters, I feel no sense of immersion. The environment and the protagonist's identity don't resonate with me.
Dirk's presence has been drastically diminished. Is Dirk or Yi Jianlian the leader of this team? A top-five power forward in history, a definite Hall of Famer, has been weakened to this extent. Even the old Dirk from the 2018 season had more presence than this... I understand the author wanted to highlight the protagonist's abilities to set the stage for the later plot twists, but this also...
The character of the protagonist as a robber is a real blunder. Can he even make the national team? If the government knew the main character was a robber, even if he were a basketball god and a public figure, he'd probably be banned. Then he'd lose access to the world's largest market, China, and without the support of the state, plus American discrimination, he probably wouldn't even be as successful as Yi Jianlian.