NBA: Top-Tier 3-and-D Talent from the Start

I've noticed a problem: basketball novels with poor starting scores all share a common flaw. The protagonist is always looked down upon, but then he does something that immediately surprises everyone, or the opponent always seems incredibly powerful. To put it simply, these basketball novels always try to create a thrilling moment right from the start, but their writing skills are lacking, and the effect is counterproductive.

I admire authors who are afraid of achieving good results and have too many readers. Please continue this writing style. A year from now, when I have time, I'll look back at my old posts and see how many chapters the author has reached!

In Chapter 56, the author says Jordan was weak in strength and rebounding, which is utterly ridiculous. This is the first time I've heard anyone say Jordan was weak. He was a 198cm tall, 98kg heavy guard, and you're telling me he was weak... The most absurd thing is his rebounding. Jordan averaged 6.2 Rebounds per game in his career.

There's absolutely no sense of immersion. The game starts with a reborn warrior who immediately reaches max level and wipes out entire villages. Are you going to make the competition seem incredibly difficult? You're blatantly insulting your readers' intelligence. Three-pointers are competing with Curry and Thompson for attention. This is the first time I've read a web novel where the opening is a bombshell, and it's utterly unsatisfying.

Mercenaries have a worse reputation than Durant, who is accused of treason. They're pure, rootless players. Durant doesn't believe the long night is coming because he holds the torch. The protagonist is rebellious, disbelieving in the league's love because his heart is filled with ice. He's the league's Barbarian King, a five-second wonder.

I'm leaving. I can't stand it anymore. F*** Bingbing disgusts me. I have absolutely no feelings for this character. If you can't write, don't write.

While I play 2K and sometimes play as a side team to help out weaker teams, you're not playing a game, dude. Writing a novel is simulating reality. Why not build a Lakers dynasty, then go and win a championship with a weaker team? ... Or even change teams every year and give every team without a title a championship, I wouldn't object. If you really don't want to write next season, just finish it in ten filler chapters. There was no need to design this plot, bro. 😒

Three-peat, and now you're just leaving like that? Did you even think about the people you recruited? And you need to give your management team an explanation. Have you forgotten how to be a decent person? What a joke!

Honestly, I feel that adding Bingbing (Fan Bingbing) is a bit abrupt. She's a top superstar in the league. It's not that Bingbing is bad, it's just that she doesn't fit the role. If you're going to do it this way, you might as well just create an original female lead.

Anyone with a brain wouldn't choose the Cavaliers, because this team is already marked by LeBron James, and no one else can replace James' influence in Cleveland. Furthermore, if they fail to reach the Finals in their first season, it would mean they are not as good as LeBron James, and even if they reach the Finals later, it won't change that.