The Basketball Court's Master Strategist
篮坛大军师
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 871k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Basketball
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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422Chapters
40.5kRecommendations
26.6kFans
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I hope it won't be abandoned. It's well-written; I'll give you all my recommendation votes and monthly tickets from now on.
I hope the author won't abandon this project again! Please write a complete book!
I think it's written pretty well and suits my taste. I hope you can maintain a good rhythm. Keep it up!
It's pretty good, but I have a suggestion for the author: too many templates and badges are being given out. The system will collapse in the later stages. Too many templates mean too many players need to be described later, and the fact that becoming head coach in the mid-game grants the right to build a team is a huge bug. A mix of wins and losses makes the game more interesting.
Instead of giving player template cards and badges, it would be better to give coach badges. Wearing these badges would directly boost player training. The sheer number of template cards and badges is making the pace feel too fast and risking a collapse. And if so many cards are given out at the start, what will be given out later? Is it going to be a battle of gods? The plot hole is too big to fill.
The protagonist feels like a mere tool; the cheat system isn't for him, but for all Chinese players. This is very frustrating. There should be a function to remove the templates and badges at any time.
Author, could you please revise your fourth chapter? All the troublemakers collapsed in that chapter... Can't afford chicken breast? Need to import steak and fish? It's disgusting!
If things continue like this, I reckon the American players will cause a scene, and so will the American fans—they're so sensitive, aren't they?
With domestic leagues already boasting 90-level stars, why bother going to the NBA? Their own league is far superior; how many Hall of Famers does the NBA even have each year? The author fabricated this in just one year.
The subject matter is good, but the rating is not rigorous.
Seeing that a potential rating of 86 is needed to become a CBA star makes me upset. If CBA players are rated 86, then what should NBA stars be rated? Based on current ability levels, CBA stars wouldn't even be able to secure a bench role in the NBA. Is this rating system really fair?