The NBA’s Beast in the Paint

American tastes are completely different from Chinese tastes. Americans don't really like pure Chinese food. That's why most Chinese food in America is modified now. Older American Chinese restaurants now offer two menus: one Chinese and one American. Every time I watch a show where the main character is cooking pure Chinese food, every American seems to think it's incredibly delicious, but it's so awkward it's almost embarrassing.

It's 2022 already. Are there still people who think traditional centers can dominate? Modern basketball involves centers setting screens for their guards. As a center, do you come out to set screens? If you don't, the opponent will shoot threes. If you do come out, they'll exploit your size advantage.

No beast can be called a giant without a pair of iron elbows that can traverse the world and smash brains.

As usual, let's start a word chain game. I'll go first and do whatever I want!

The author is brilliant! The protagonist is inherently fragile, with low damage resistance and poor speed, but now he's using points to continuously improve his strength instead of using them to enhance his damage resistance. If he gets injured, his true speed will be completely ruined. And I'm speechless; didn't he forget about his low injury resistance?

Most of the fights involving auras are initiated by the protagonist. 😤

The synopsis made me think it would be a story of overwhelming victory, a straightforward and honorable "crushing" through, but it turned out to be full of underhanded tactics and unreasonable "violence" (let's just ignore it for now, consider it leveling up). What about the rules? According to the timeline, the protagonist should have taken a lot of hits, but he just ignored them because of his protagonist halo? He might as well have written about the era of centers.

It's hard to write an invincible protagonist story; you need to give them time to level up. Don't find all-star level teammates. If the protagonist is already incredibly strong, what's the point of having all-star level teammates? Just let the protagonist single-handedly lead a bunch of role players to win the championship.

With the protagonist's power, he's supposed to be evenly matched with LeBron James, who's a complete weakling? Shaquille O'Neal's power wouldn't be enough to crush him.

Do you know how ridiculously strong it takes to dunk over an NBA basketball hoop these days?