The Ultimate Metaphysics Coach

Personally, I felt the author didn't go into much detail; it felt more like watching a documentary.

Too pragmatic, unworthy of the title of head coach of a top club.

So far it seems alright, I've already added it to my investment list, keep it up! (ง •̀_•́)ง

The protagonist in the author's work is a complete "banana" (a person who is Westernized and uncultured). Although it's a business alliance, it's not entirely devoid of human warmth. However, the protagonist is completely devoid of any human warmth and only cares about himself!

To be honest, it was a bit painful to watch; the protagonist was too heartless! While it's true that the NBA is a business, the ruthlessness of the main players is chilling. Even Pat Riley, who is known for being the most ruthless, isn't this cold-blooded!

Author, you need to cultivate some homegrown Chinese players! Specifically, cultivate players aged 12 to 17 (with good growth potential), not from the real world (real-world Chinese players aren't so fortunate). Establish your own agency, run basketball training camps, and select determined and hardworking teenagers (talent is secondary; with a system, is talent lacking?).

The beginning is well-written and suitable for people who like fast-paced, exciting stories. After reading 20 chapters, the overall feeling is not bad.

The author's main goal is to cultivate Chinese players! Starting with players who haven't yet entered the professional scene, with a system, anything is possible.

I can't stand watching anything with a cheat code; it's so nonsensical.

Anyone can write novels these days.