Slam Dunk: The Core Player

The protagonist is really bad. He was a professional player in his previous life, but now two high school students can completely shut him down. Is this what you call being a professional?

I'm thinking of writing two books in the Slam Dunk series, one about Ryonan and one about Shohoku. I've never written one before, and I'm afraid that if I don't write it well, I won't even be able to stand reading it myself, so I'll start with Ryonan. Shohoku holds a special place in my heart, I guess.

Let me share my personal opinion. I think setting the protagonist's past life as a professional athlete was a mistake. Just thinking about him being a professional makes it feel so out of place!

Let it accumulate first; I hope the author won't abandon the project.

Even with such great physical talent, this is still the level of a professional player who has been reborn and trained for over a decade.

Why do I feel like the protagonist is weaker than Sendoh when it comes to matches? The protagonist in slice-of-life stories is awesome, but in matches, he just brags. It's not as good as the one in the drama "Slam Dunk: Noon Sunshine".

If this were a story about Kuroko's Basketball, I wouldn't say a word, but the protagonist in Slam Dunk, who was a professional player in his past life, is written as a complete idiot, so it's bound to be a flaw, right? Besides, the protagonist's physical talent isn't bad either. So, just how bad are Slam Dunk fanfics that this one is considered a masterpiece? And the later parts are better?

This protagonist is something else entirely. He's always worrying about this and training that, and he even gave the MVP to Sendoh in the prefectural tournament. Then he got eliminated in the first round of the national tournament... He completely lacks the domineering presence of a professional player. He's just a babysitter for Sakuragi all day long. He can't even beat a Japanese high school team, and he's dreaming of going to the NBA?

The character model seems like LeBron, but the article says he likes to pass the buck in crucial moments 😅😅😅 far inferior to Jordan and Kobe. However, LeBron's career game-winning percentage is among the highest in NBA history. So, is this the ultimate level of LeBron hating? 😅😅😅 I actually quite liked this book.

The author might as well have made the protagonist a reincarnation of a sports school player; this level of writing is an insult to the CBA.