The NBA's Biggest Villain
NBA大恶人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 834k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Basketball
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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277Chapters
14.1kRecommendations
17.6kFans
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A body fat percentage of 4.1% Is okay... Why don't you do some research before writing this? It's not bodybuilding. The lower the body fat percentage, the worse your athletic ability will be. Low body fat will greatly affect your endurance, explosiveness, and maximum strength. A body fat percentage below 5% is only good for appearance and has no advantages whatsoever.
The author is quite fixated on the "yellow-skinned boy" moniker; everyone calls the protagonist that, which feels rather contrived. Otherwise, it's alright.
It feels like the protagonist is constantly being criticized. If someone is truly a villain, who would dare to criticize them? For example, who criticizes players like Barkley, Malone, and Artest?
I genuinely dislike writing about the 2003 NBA draft because LeBron James was in it. However, many authors write about the protagonist stealing the number one pick from James. If the number one pick belongs to the Cavaliers, the difficulty of the protagonist becoming the number one pick is no less than competing with Duncan. I prefer a more gradual progression.
The writing is alright, but the plot is a bit childish. Also, your stat allocation is illogical. Doesn't increasing strength affect your feel for the game? No need to adapt? Author, you really don't understand basketball. NCAA head coaches aren't someone players can threaten, unlike NBA coaches.
It's so strange! In chapters 53 and 54, the protagonist extracted different attributes from several people, with the highest reaching 87. This should be incredibly satisfying, but the protagonist acts like, "Oh, I didn't get anything good!" It's absurd. It's as if the protagonist understands that a good extraction equals 100 attribute points, and anything below 100 is garbage.
A truly wicked person is like Ron Artest; if Harden dares to provoke him, Artest will elbow Harden so hard his meridians are severed.
I'm speechless. Just a few minutes ago I checked and there was no contract yet, and now, after I finished looking at the documents and was about to invest, they've already signed one.
Kobe's height is 195cm without shoes, and only 198cm with shoes. You're telling me he's the same height as McGrady?
All the plot points, big and small, follow the same formula of showing off and slapping faces.