Basketball Behind the Spotlight

If you really want to write about basketball, just use less routines. Basketball doesn't have that many tricks. People who read books just want to see things related to basketball. What you write is too dark. Basketball, no one wants to read it. No one will read anything that is too depressing. Reading is always just for relaxation. I hope you put some thought into it. Writing a book is not for your own reading. The author should know better. Good luck.

A typical example of bullying and bullying of foreigners, first your assistant leaks information about you for money, then you forgive her after hugging her, and then you threaten the reporter who broke the information. You know you are being cuckolded and don't go to them. It's always wrong to threaten a reporter. The sports article was written as an urban romance drama, haha!

Ahem, here I go again... This book should have a lot of ups and downs! It's no fun if you can't beat it all the time, so the author has to work hard! Although the popular era does not choose sports, the author must believe that with the advancement of ideas and the improvement of cultural requirements, there will be Kazuo who shines.

Is this an overhead or just a transition? Will you go to the NBA in the future?

I don't think this book will be popular, and I can't hold on to it. You are in a parallel space. At least you can have some characters in the real space or change the name. Your original creation has no sense of substitution. If you change the name, you can still have a sense of substitution. There are also pig feet and being framed for the so-called heart. You are so generous. You can become a saint. You can become a pope if you become a coach. There is also a mysterious man, ugh.

Don't you promote it? It feels like there are really few investors. Based on the current serialization speed, it will probably be on the shelves in about half a month.

I'm not pouring cold water on it, this book won't be popular. I can't tell you what's wrong. But after reading a few chapters, you'll know whether it's a hit or not. If this book is urban, it might be okay.