The Dreadful Demon Guard
恐怖妖卫
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 714k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Basketball
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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344Chapters
7.1kRecommendations
6.6kFans
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The book title could be changed to "The Ball Player from the Stars".
It feels strange that someone who has lived for thousands of years is playing basketball.
Having lived for over a thousand years, a modern-day immortal, going to play basketball in the NBA... He plays basketball to become a leader among Chinese Americans and to fight for the rights of Chinese Americans... Most people would be more like that! The protagonist's style is so utterly lacking in class! The protagonist's identity is that of a god-beater in basketball!
It's so toxic, the football novel has been relegated to the realm of immortality and conspiracy.
Is this supposed to be a sports novel? And then there's the immortality plot? Those first three chapters are enough to make you want to quit!
Leave the Lakers quickly and go to the Big Apple.
Sports are sports, but trying to achieve immortality is just ridiculous. Oh well, goodbye.
The opening chapter immediately jumps into fantasy, introducing an immortal being. A person with a normal mindset wouldn't play basketball. If this were to be categorized, it should be in the fantasy genre; sports isn't suitable here.
This is my first time reading this type of basketball novel, and it's not bad.
Indeed, much of the content is unnecessary and toxic in this day and age. Furthermore, the protagonist of this book aims to fight for equal rights for Asian Americans, but aside from incumbent presidents, everyone else in America is talking nonsense. There are so many Black basketball superstars and legends, yet they haven't achieved equal rights.