NBA: Starting with Jordan’s Shooting Package

Are you kidding me? Just looking at his shooting form doesn't give him Jordan's athleticism? Do you even know how good Jordan's physique was? Kobe was similar to Jordan in many ways, but his physical gifts were far inferior. That's why his fadeaway jump shot needed a much greater arc – that's the difference in talent. And this is Kobe, not to mention someone like the protagonist with that kind of physique.

The film immediately showcased the protagonist's scoring ability to its fullest extent, demonstrating his masterful use of Jordan's jump shot. Despite having a physical attribute of 69 and an overall rating of over 60, he managed to score 27 points in a single quarter.

Without good physical attributes, expecting to establish oneself in the NBA with just a shooting skill is a joke.

For two and a half years, I practiced for two and a half years. I even learned to sing, dance, and rap. I was waiting for an opportunity. I didn't want to prove how amazing I am, but to tell everyone: 🐔 You're so beautiful! 🙄

I have a question: does the Jordan shooting skill pack that the protagonist receives include physical abilities?

Basketball these days is too soft; it's not exciting to watch at all.

Those trainers are more skilled than NBA players, so why can't they play in the NBA?

With such slow and infrequent updates, how many people do you expect to read this? How many people will even care if you only update once a day? Ultimately, isn't your poor performance your own fault?

It's readable. The setting only takes up a small part of the story, with the competition taking up the majority. The plot is also relatively reasonable, without any scenes of the protagonist leading the team to victory single-handedly. However, the protagonist's fighting spirit is portrayed. I will skip some parts of the plot because I have read too many basketball novels and can predict them. It's a decent read.

I hope this book is well-written and the updates are consistent. I've been reading it since the beginning of "Superstar".