After Switching Careers, I Became the Basketball World's Number One

The endless stream of lewd jokes... Occasionally one can bring a smile, but a quarter or even a fifth of the book is filled with these kinds of jokes, which is ridiculous. Author, you never used to play basketball like this! How did you suddenly become so lewd...?

Suddenly I remembered, Slam Dunk started serialization in March 1993! Wow, the protagonist could replace Rodman as the male lead! If the male lead becomes popular in Japan, then Izumi Sakai, Akina Nakamori, Rie Miyazawa, Shinobu Nakajima, and Ryoko Hirosue...😃

A suggestion: I understand you writing about on-court conflicts; the rivalry of the 90s is something fans love to watch. But your character is supposed to be fighting with basketball incidentally, and look at what you've written about this season's regular season and the later playoff rounds—it's utter garbage!

Based on the author's description, I created a 2K23 template, as shown below. Since 2.28 Wasn't available, I chose 2.29. The template includes Tony Cook, LeBron James, and Mitchell Porter Jr. I tested it, and the feel of the controls is terrible.

First draw (03): Diamond Magic Johnson player template, Bronze Simmons template, Bronze badge "Shooting Like a Buddy", Bronze Sam Gold dribbling animation pack Magic Johnson template (04): Dribbling 75 (55+20), Passing 70 (60+10), Speed ​​70 (60+10), Jumping 75 (65+10), Layup 69 (54+15), Lateral Movement 71 (61+10), Close Shot 61 (56+5).

It's strange. Malone elbowed the "Smiling Assassin" (Assassin) so hard he needed 40 stitches, and the Pistons avoided him. But the protagonist elbowed Malone so hard he needed 50 stitches, and then the Pistons were so arrogantly provoking the protagonist that night? Was this a forced drop in intelligence?

As a long-time fan, I have to say it's a bit tedious. All three books follow the same formula: combining historical events with jokes. This one is much worse than "Inside," lacking in both character development and interaction with historical figures. If "Inside" made me cheer and cheer after each chapter, this one is just bland. I basically skipped through it.

Just finish this book and start a new one already. Using the same old pretentious, self-defeating tropes from over a decade ago is absolutely disgusting. I've been a longtime fan of yours, but I just can't stand it anymore. If you had even the quality you had back then, so many people wouldn't be criticizing you.

Honestly, this book is getting more and more ridiculous. The protagonist's stats are ridiculous; he's dreaming of beating Jordan? He's not even as good as Jordan when he first entered the league, let alone with the Pistons having upgraded him. He's dreaming. Frankly, Jordan is the only one in the entire league who can be considered truly all-around (just look at the accolades he's won).

My assessment is that this book is inferior to "Basketball God". The more I read, the more uncomfortable it became. The protagonist was like a basketball god. Anyone could provoke and belittle the protagonist, then beat him into submission and start provoking him again. Was this intentional?