NBA's Mountain King

Let me share some of my thoughts. I think basketball novels need a few satisfying elements. First, the draft, the power struggles and trades between team managers. I don't know why the author hasn't included draft scenes in any of his books. Second, if the protagonist is a reincarnated individual, then they should be able to use their supernatural abilities to select players.

I feel this is the best basketball sports novel I've read recently.

A basketball novel is nearing its end when it features more than three consecutive championship wins.

Well, other people are playing ball and getting into a fight on the side, you're fighting and playing ball on the side. It's normal that you can't defend because you're strong, but it gets a bit boring to keep injuring people off the court every day.

What was the author thinking when they chose Bajiquan, a kind of cheat code? You're telling me it lacks explosive power? How can you fight if you lack explosive power? If martial arts training isn't about physical fitness, explosive power, and reaction time, what's the point?

I'd like to ask, who is the female lead?

Since the protagonist is a star athlete, and transmigrating allows him to experience joy, dreams, and sports he never had in his previous life, how could he not have off-field scandals and nightclub exposure? We can't have the stubborn prejudices of Chinese authors; a novel that only focuses on competitive sports will inevitably be dull and tasteless! Besides, why transmigrate at all?

So, the female lead is still Yu Feihong. 😰 I think choosing someone from a basketball or volleyball team would be better; their height would be a good match. The height difference is too big. 😰

If you're going to write a basketball story, then focus on basketball. What was that chapter about? And what are you trying to say about the protagonist's background? Are you suggesting that good people don't get rewarded? Or that you're surrounded by villains?

Um, it was a bit unpleasant to read, and I couldn't help but want to complain a bit. I was attracted by the author's protagonist setting; after all, the inclusion of the "Iron Mountain Lean" element was something I'd never seen before, quite novel. But after reading the recent chapters, the more I read, the more annoyed I became, especially after that reporter caused trouble…