The Glory of the Center

I hate LeBron James, yet I became his follower; I have no choice but to abandon this book.

What's scary is that the system can have dialogues, and then it becomes impossible to tell who the main character is!

I also want to ask why the steal skill was chosen. The NBA is constantly changing its playing style, from the shooting guard era to the center era to the small forward era. Is the author trying to use a style of play from more than ten years ago to play modern basketball? How many centers can handle the ball and play one-on-one now? Who are you going to steal from? If you choose a steal skill, you should at least explain who you can steal from!

Can you please stop using the guise of a center to deceive people? Author, ask yourself, is this really a center? They start by drawing skills, get a gold skill that cripples you, and then choose steal. Do you even know what a center's most intimidating ability is? It's blocking! You give up blocking and choose steal? And then you see the skills that have durations and delete them immediately.

Modern centers like Jokic and Embiid represent the future, especially three-point centers, who offer high offensive efficiency, less physical contact, and fewer injuries. Classical centers are less efficient.

If you don't want the main character to be too strong in the early game, you can give them weaker skills, but could you please remove the time limit and not nerf the skills?

I'd stop watching if the main character went to the Cavaliers. Only an idiot would go to the Cavaliers. LeBron James is a brother, a hometown friend, family, and a basketball player. Why did Kyrie Irving leave the Cavaliers? Besides wanting to be the leader, there was also the Cavaliers' terrible contract. The main character should go to the Celtics, especially since the Celtics have one of the best coaches in the league.

Saying LeBron James' talent is a once-in-a-lifetime talent? The NBA has only been around for a few decades. Were Wilt Chamberlain, Larry Bird, Michael Jordan, Magic Johnson, Kobe Bryant less talented than him? There are many more, and many more who haven't yet reached their full potential.

The biggest flaw in this book is the protagonist going to the Cavaliers. And the author clearly doesn't understand basketball and just wrote whatever came to mind, leading to the book's abandonment. I've previously commented that it's taboo for a protagonist to go to a team like LeBron James' Cavaliers or any team associated with him in basketball novels.

James is incompatible with traditional centers.