In Basketball, Injuries Only Make Me Stronger

With this injury system, on the first day, the player should immediately dribble past the basket and smash their groin against the basketball hoop, maximizing their jumping ability. On the second day, they should immediately perform a headstand into the basket, maximizing their defensive ability.

The author is amazing! I was already getting a bit tired of the Olympics part; it felt rather pointless. It wasn't very engaging, but the author's writing is better than many other books in the same genre. I found a decent celebrity novel halfway through the Olympics section and have been keeping it on my reading list for now.

It's disgusting how blatantly the NBA is manipulating games these days! I stopped watching a long time ago! I'd rather pay to watch the English Premier League!

Hurry up and write! It's writing very well right now. I've already given you monthly tickets and recommendation votes. Don't worry about any flaws. What do they know? They've read a few books and think they can spout nonsense. I've been reading for over ten years and I haven't found any problems. Are you guys that great? Go write it yourselves! Subscribe to all books when it's released and support it. Even the donkeys in the production team wouldn't dare to rest like this.

Speed ​​and jumping ability require physical fitness and consume more stamina, so the protagonist needs excellent physical fitness and stamina. I think that exchanging physical talent skills also requires dietary supplements and other methods, and technical talents also need to be practiced and gradually exchanged, otherwise skills alone are too weak.

So far, it seems quite well-written. The basketball terminology and historical game sequences are very accurate, indicating that the author has put in a lot of effort. I hope the pacing isn't too fast, so I don't have to listen to nitpicking from readers who are used to fast-paced games, and I don't want the protagonist to become invincible too early.

Are ten-year veterans like us very rare?

I don't like Zhuomei. I don't know why, maybe it's because I find it too ordinary. Oh well, I'm leaving.

I always mistake the female lead's name for Allen Iverson.

The root cause of injuries is actually overtraining. In matches, it's rare for anyone to intentionally foul. While the intense competition may seem to increase the risk of injury, everyone is on guard, making injuries less likely. And referees aren't inanimate; if someone commits a foul, a red card is no joke. The main reason athletes are prone to injury is overtraining and excessive exercise.