King of the NBA
NBA之王
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 909k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Basketball
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Sports Are Exciting Here
Mostly basketball, with maybe a few other sports
My Personal Web Novel List
Some I've read, some I haven't. They seem pretty good.
Sports Reading Room
Quietly recommending books
Feel-Good Reads, Nothing to Read, System, Transmigrate
Come on in if you’re out of books to read
Books Shanren Kuangyu Is Following
Food for the soul. I absolutely love urban entertainment novels.
The Gymnasium
Completed sports novels
My Book List
Some books I like
Only New Releases I’m Following: Rebirth and History
The Three Kingdoms, the Sui and Tang dynasties, the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, and the Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties. No overpowered protagonists with plot armor; strong logic and reasoning are a must. Even action-packed stories get old if you read too many.
Worth a Read: A 10-Year Veteran Reader
As a veteran reader, I often run out of things to read. For anyone else in the same boat, here are some good books worth checking out.
Ride Your Dreams, Make the Most of Your Youth
“Coach! I want to play basketball!” When we were kids, we thought that if we could grow a little taller and jump a little higher, we could chase our basketball or soccer dreams. But once we grew up... To hell with those basketball and soccer dreams! After falling in love with novels, I entrusted my dreams to them. I'll ride my dreams like a horse. To hell with wasting my youth!
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Reader comments 21
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The protagonist is reborn, but his mind is like that of an elementary school student. Chapter 6 forcibly creates conflict, with an undrafted rookie bossing around the coach. You think you're so great because you're cheating? Even LeBron James wouldn't dare to do that. The system has too much screen time and lots of dialogue; it's so annoying.
Objectively speaking, the first half of this book is incredibly idiotic. I don't think the subscription fee is worth it (though I haven't read it, so I can't rule out the author getting better at it). There are so many obvious things mentioned at the beginning... The logic is completely nonsensical... The protagonist's transformation into a stronger character is never clearly explained...
The author is amazing; he created a new style—an urban fantasy novel set 800 years ago, disguised as a basketball story.
If books could be blacklisted, I'd blacklist you permanently.
The school beauty appears in chapter ten! What should I do... Read it or not? 😠😠😠
The author's understanding of basketball is too superficial, and his definition of a basketball player is laughable. A professional athlete, passionate about their sport, would never be an alcoholic or indulgent.
This book is rubbish; it shows a person with a systematic approach lacking self-confidence!
It's best not to watch this; it's too addictive. The protagonist is useless; the system makes all the decisions, and the protagonist is just a puppet. Plus, the process is incredibly awkward to watch. They keep saying his skills are at an NBA beginner level, yet he's putting up superstar stats.
After reading the first few chapters, I realized it's unrealistic. Summer League is usually about undrafted players vying for contracts. In that situation, no one will pass the ball to a bench player. You're not Kobe Bryant, why would someone pass to you instead of shooting themselves?
Third-rate content isn't worth watching, but those who are just looking for entertainment might want to check it out. Just try to resist the urge to watch it.