I’m Really Not a Trash-Talking Superstar

If you're writing about a foreign protagonist, don't force a connection to China...

Finally, we see American players again! The US is xenophobic and anti-Chinese, and Chinese people will never be treated like stars. Instead, they will be openly criticized and subtly denigrated, yet they are all written in a harmonious tone, which feels very incongruous. Only the old days of "Rabbit Grass" were acceptable, but they created "Hayers" and "mixed-race Jerry Guo". Keep writing, I'll support you by watching ads! 🪖🪖🪖

It's one thing for the main character to be Black, but the female lead should be Chinese, and it's a paratrooper plot.

Either write about a Chinese person or choose to write about a Black person, and then have them speak, live in a Chinese style, and act in a way that makes the story feel disjointed. If you don't have the ability, don't randomly change the race. It's obvious that the author knows nothing about Black people.

If you're writing about American players, don't write that the female lead is a type of nut.

These two pictures made me want to vomit. Have you never seen a woman before?

It's unwatchable now that a black guy has hooked up with a beautiful Chinese woman.

The protagonist went to the Houston Rockets but was persuaded to quit.

I finished reading it in one go over the weekend, and here's a brief review: 1. The system isn't overly powerful, and the difficulty is moderate—great! 2. The black protagonist wanting to naturalize for the Chinese team is something I've seen in the first book; it's unique and commendable. 3. The writing style is also quite smooth—great!

As if he had never seen a woman before,