
The Ultimate King Under the Rim
最强篮下霸王
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Basketball
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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570Chapters
6.6kRecommendations
12.3kFans
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Is he sharing an apartment with someone? Or is he going to be in the entertainment industry with a woman? Is this a modern drama?
The protagonist isn't short of money, so why would he share an apartment with someone? Is sharing an apartment beneficial for an athlete?
Can't we just start the game normally?
Couldn't they just start the story normally? They had to make it so everyone disliked the protagonist. Even though it's obvious the protagonist doesn't like him, he still shamelessly goes and carries their bags! Then the protagonist unleashes his power while the supporting characters look like idiots!
😁A center's height of 2.16 Meters is acceptable. It would be even better if he were 2.32 Meters tall, making him the tallest player in NBA history upon entering the league. This would definitely attract more attention and attention from teams, and ensure he generates more buzz. 🤭
I was lured in by the introduction. Lord of the Rings and Zhang... I'm on every list. Not to mention Burren, he was unbeatable at the Big Shaq University. He won Player of the Week in his rookie season debut, and after a year of training, all three of them, with their combined player archetypes, are still nobody.
The template seems pretty useless.
Having read up to chapter 142, I feel the template the protagonist chose is really useless. There's no improvement in physical attributes or athleticism; he's completely relying on those few god-like players to play. The three centers the protagonist chose have arguably the most terrifying super centers in NBA history, but this hasn't been shown at all.
It felt weird driving it; even with sharks and Chamberlain's physique, he was playing so poorly.
The story of three SRRs failing to synthesize and turning into D-rank, then being forced to spend money to get an SR.
What the hell is this? He inherited the templates of three legendary centers, and he's still this bad? I don't expect him to be ridiculously bad, but at least he should be decent. Even a pig would be better than a pig's feet if he had this cheat code. After reading dozens of chapters, I found absolutely no excitement or enjoyment, only frustration. The most memorable thing was that the protagonist just kept grinning like an idiot throughout the entire story. Isn't he just a moron?
I'm speechless. Is the roommate the female lead? Three top-tier characters combined to create this trash protagonist? Just look at how they played in their rookie seasons. They were truly awful. And they pretend to be idiots. If you put all their talent into a dog, it would be a god-tier dog, but in the protagonist's eyes, it's just a complete idiot and a noob.
Those who can finish this book must be immune to all poisons, right? I skipped through the free chapters, and even then, I'm almost poisoned by chapter sixty! I'm truly impressed.