A Hundred Heroes of the Basketball World

This system essentially gives you several skill trees, but it's time-limited (3 years). Each player can only choose one skill or attribute, and retaining it requires completing a task (most likely a training task). How to combine them depends on reader opinions in the book review section (perhaps).

How about the Iron-Blooded Jump Shot? After making a mid-range shot, blow on your heart and then shout to increase your shooting percentage.

I'm a little confused about the cheat codes now. There should be 100 character cards, right? I'm not sure if these cards can be drawn repeatedly... Does 1000 days refer to 1000 x 24 x 60 minutes of usage time or something like that? (I think there's also a setting that allows you to use four cards at the same time)? If not, should I use the god card I draw?

Based on the synopsis, it seems like the story starts off as a comedy and then quickly grows through humor. However, the comedy style tends to fall apart later on because Time Traveler can't maintain the initial feel. But the actual content isn't comedy, so the book has many possible storylines and won't get stuck in one plot hole. Good luck, author!

I hope the main character's retirement with the Lakers will be well-written, with Kobe gradually stepping down like Francis and Yao Ming, and not being traded away because of the team's dominance.

Successor to Kobe? It's only the early 2000s!

It's always about being reborn, singing, investing, writing scripts, and making movies; there's really no need to write it like this.

It's hard to understand why the protagonist would go to the Lakers. KB is in his prime, and it would be difficult for the protagonist to be the leader there. KB wouldn't relinquish power either. Why not go to a smaller team?

I was wondering why, despite the author's excellent writing, not many people read his books. I understood when I saw it around 50-60. While the technique of building suspense before praise is a standard writing method in novels, the author has gone too far with the smear, making it feel like a slap that kills the character. To put it bluntly, it's a matter of pacing.

Changing equipment cards means a player has to become a completely different person after playing for ten days, three or four games. This makes your playing style lose its distinctiveness, coaches can't provide you with tactics, and no team will want you. Even if they do, how can you manage them?