Court Dominator: Son of God
篮坛狂锋之上帝之子
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 4.3M Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Basketball
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Looking forward to the future with Dilraba 😏😏 Please don't change 🤫
To our dear readers!
Some readers have pointed out various issues with the settings in the game. I must admit that, as this is my first attempt and my first time writing, many settings are not perfect. I hope to continue to fill in the gaps. I have read all your feedback and am constantly drawing inspiration from your suggestions.
Four recommendation votes are given away every day; it's rare to find a sports game to watch.
After reading eight chapters, I tolerated the protagonist's character design, but this setup is a major letdown; many readers were deterred by it. A heart condition and he can still play? Frankly, it's impossible to relate to. Since it's an urban setting, it should adhere to realistic logic. The system's intervention is also unsuitable for sports novels; this kind of setup is usually found in wuxia novels.
I don't even want to read the description. Having a heart condition means you'll be ridiculed and mocked by those around you. How much of a failure must you be to deserve this kind of treatment!
Why should a high school student in China be allowed to directly enter the NBA? Even novels should adhere to basic principles.
I'm speechless. Why does it have to be about Dilraba Dilmurat? I've seen two similar books mentioning her. Unbelievable... I'm not interested.
Kobe is gone, I hope the author can write about Kobe's three-peat.
Is Paul stronger than most small forwards? You could beat Paul anytime, anywhere, even Rondo could handle him. Paul's weakness is strength; his shooting has always been poor after contact. Paul's strength lies in his ball-handling rhythm, especially after his injury when he slowed down. He relies on rhythm to get past defenders, and his defense, like Iverson's, relies on gambles for steals…
The book's synopsis and premise are okay, but the first 20 chapters are enough to make you want to quit.
I was initially inclined to watch, but then things got so confusing I couldn't continue... First, it started with a 06 rating, then went back to playing basketball and got a 04 rating, then kept contradicting its own earlier points. The game details were also poor; were there only offensive plays for three minutes straight, and no defense? And high school students getting drafted by NBA players?