Hardcore Basketball

Since boycotting Nike is out of the question, let's just not even mention it. Why sign Li-Ning in the first place? Leaving aside the technological issues affecting player protection, without a global market, how could they possibly sign a $100 million contract? They simply couldn't break even.

The beginning was alright, but once the competition officially started, it suddenly felt like a different author. The writing style suddenly turned into that kind of chuunibyou and goofy type, with a high intensity of vulgar jokes. Reading it all at once felt very disjointed. I really don't approve of comedic writing styles.

This is a novel heavily geared towards fans. Ideal for Kobe or Lakers fans. If you're a die-hard fan, whose love for their idol surpasses their love for themselves (for example, if you had a major injury exemption, would you keep it for yourself or use it on your idol without hesitation?), You'll have a great reading experience.

I really don't understand the sneaker part... Not signing with Nike is understandable, even not signing with Adidas is fine, but why take money from Li-Ning... And on top of that, a 10-year contract... Li-Ning couldn't possibly be offering that price in the first place...

The timing wasn't good, and everyone knows why: it caused many people to leave after looking at the table of contents or the first page.

Well written, keep it up, I'll keep following it.

The writing is alright, but the updates are a bit slow, and the author gets a little too self-absorbed, always writing inner monologues as a scumbag, which is quite distracting.

The author's writing style is unique, making a sports novel feel like an urban novel. Stop writing so many inner monologues of a scumbag; add more details about the confrontations. It always takes me out of the story.

There are over twenty tickets, but no official competition has even started yet. Quick, I can't wait to see the protagonist dominate the Summer League! He'll shut everyone down and score a whopping 10 points! They didn't get many points in the Summer League. No matter how talented you are, you won't have much of a chance in this competition unless you're the top pick.

The author has to go all out once the book is released. Seven chapters a day, for seven consecutive days. How about that?