The NBA’s Unpredictable Superstar

It's time to test your cultural knowledge!! Let's play a word chain game! I'll go first: "" (suí xīn suǒ yù).

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This book is too slow-paced. The male protagonist has a mild-mannered personality and lacks the domineering superstar mentality he displays on the basketball court. (There's a book by Wang Dazhi about Kobe's Lakers dynasty where the protagonist levels up very quickly; by chapter 200, they're already playing in the Western Conference Finals. This book is still in the regular season.)

Honestly, I want to try and see if I can become a featured post.

I hate people who rely on trial cards to play basketball; it's disgusting.

Honestly, the protagonist was practically a background character in the finals... Judging from the titles, things like "If you are a god, I am willing to become a god-slayer..." And "Finals MVP," I even had the exciting background music ready, but in the end... The protagonist barely had any presence... They wrote several chapters for each regular season game, but the Eastern Conference Finals and the Finals ended rather blandly and hastily...

This isn't a book review section, it's practically the author's social media feed!

Why do I always like to write about players who didn't make the cut? Even if they were only suitable for the second round, it wouldn't matter.

This book is actually quite interesting, but something always feels off. It's normal for the protagonist, a guard, to be able to fully utilize his physique if he draws a guard card, but it feels illogical for him to be able to perform at his best in other positions. If a guard's physique could perform at half the level of a character in another position, that would be impressive.

The description made me want to laugh a little, so I'll save it for later.