NBA: If I Were Yi Jianlian

I didn't want to complain, but the problem is that Yi Jianlian's name was changed to Yi Jian by the author. Leaving aside how shameless it is, what does "shameless" even mean?

As a newbie, I'd like to ask: Is Yi Di the same person as Yi Zhongtian?

Your writing is a bit too casual. It feels like you haven't written anything at all. How are you going to describe the scoring process? What tactics were used? How was the ball passed? How did the opponent defend? What are the strengths and weaknesses of you and your opponent, and how did you counter them? There's nothing written here.

How did the author manage to write eight books and still achieve Level 1?

Trash novels are so toxic, even a dog wouldn't read them.

I really don't know if he genuinely doesn't watch basketball or is just a suck-up. Anyone can be called an emperor? Even Wang Zhizhi is better than Yi Jianlian!

It's drool-worthy, but still readable. You can manage to read it if you're looking for something to read.

I feel relieved after reading everyone's comments.

Basketball novels with almost no dialogue, resembling news reports, are the most boring kind.

Original characters are better, especially for the Chinese team. They don't lack inside players, but they lack a strong guard—point guard or shooting guard, anyone. Having an advantage on the perimeter over the inside is more appealing and makes the game more exciting for fans. After all, there aren't many power forwards like Giannis Antetokounmpo who can handle the ball and run the entire length of the court. And if you're talking about small forwards, they're too tall.