I Never Wanted to Fly Through the Sky or Burrow Underground

I suggest the author revise the first chapter; the protagonist only starts playing basketball in his senior year of college. Age represents potential. Besides, the protagonist isn't even American. Why would the NBA choose a young, older Asian player who's only had six months of experience?

The protagonist is quite old. After only one semester of basketball experience, why would the NBA choose a yellow person like him, especially in 2008, after Yi Jianlian and Sun Wukong had failed in the NBA?

I don't know why I find NBA novels after 2008 uninteresting. Is it because they're too late?

The Clippers owner is a racist, do you think he would choose an Asian?

The author doesn't understand basketball; the "Moreyball" theory doesn't work. It involves defending perimeter shots but not drives, leaving the paint open for you. There's no need for wing help defense because if you can't shoot mid-range, you won't make it anyway. Your defender will either come in and double-team you with the interior, or retreat to the three-point line ready for a fast break.

To be honest, I've only read a few chapters. It seems like this skill reset feature can be used multiple times—isn't that just a trial card? Anyway, I don't like basketball novels with trial card elements.

Everyone tries to copy Curry's three-point shooting, especially the super long threes, but ends up copying Harden. Curry shoots super long threes because of the space available, and he also shoots mid-range twos. Curry has no dead spots when he's out of half-court, but the protagonists have only learned to shoot mid-range corners.

Age is a major drawback; with so much feedback, can't we change that? After all, we don't write much anymore.

If it were me, I would definitely reset the attributes, reduce all attributes to the lowest possible level, and train hard for a while first.

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