Basketball: The Era of Li Yuan

Personally, I feel the author is overly concerned with media opinion, especially American media. The main focus isn't the dollar; everyone likes different things. How can journalists attract attention and survive if they don't write something different? It's important to know that many American media outlets and journalists are anti-China.

I can't understand why it's always older rookies. Yi is 20, Monkey is 23, and this is another 21? Shouldn't the age of 18 or 19 be the time when the system's utility is most obvious?

The cards need to be activated based on luck every game, which is a bit unreliable! And the probability isn't high, so it becomes unpredictable.

I've read many basketball novels, and the top-ranked ones in recent years all share the following characteristics. First, they possess a damage reduction buff, have a tough style, and never back down in the face of provocation. Secondly, most of them entered the league at the age of 18 or 19, and their growth was not rapid.

At 195cm, he's about the average height for a shooting guard, but his athleticism is slightly lacking. And then there's the issue of stamina. If he does more defense, what's the difference between that and his previous point-and-shoot offense? It just drains his energy even more, thus impacting the offense. What kind of core shooting guard can't deliver offensively?

It's too bland, tasteless... I don't know if it's a problem with the author's writing style or with me...

I've been following this since Yi Di's time. Keep it up, author!

When the series of endings keeps fizzling out, nobody dares to subscribe to the entire series. Or maybe we should try opening a new account under a different name.

Let me give my opinion too. First, the book title is really bad. Second, the "golden finger" (or "cheat code") has too low an exposure rate and too long a cooldown period, often taking half a year, and for A-level players it often takes one or two years. Furthermore, such "golden fingers" are not as effective as using numbers to measure a player's ability and rate of improvement.

Well written 🤭 Looking forward to multiple female leads.