NBA: Stars Shine Bright

Urgent! The protagonist's stamina is ridiculously low; 38 points of stamina is insane!

My current height is fine; I wouldn't feel any connection if I were over two meters tall.

Ahem, I have a question. I've seen many authors say that the talent show scene was a bit cliché. I'd like to ask for your opinions. The scene where the protagonist saves Bolin was definitely intentionally arranged to give the protagonist a reason to participate in the talent show. If you think it's cliché, what kind of plot would be more reasonable? Please leave your valuable opinions. It's not easy being a new author with a new book, and I really need your feedback. Love you all, muah!

It's another overly comprehensive design, wanting to have everything, and then forcibly creating flaws. Is this a beginner's approach?

Even with a featured spot, the reader ranking still only shows two people. The author should know what readers want to read and what they don't want to read, and shouldn't try to justify their actions with a self-contained logic.

Furthermore, it's impossible for someone who's already 198cm tall at 18 not to grow at all, especially those who exercise regularly; they'll likely experience several growth spurts later on. Kobe grew to 203cm, LeBron to 206cm, and Durant's growth is even more dramatic.

I've read 55 chapters. The protagonist's family are underworld bosses. After saving the genius boss, he received a basic salary, and that's it.

Although the author is the most important person in the world, the timeline for registering for this year's draft is still during the NBA Finals; the draft hasn't even started yet, so there's no such thing as an undrafted player. Furthermore, can NBA teams just give contracts to drafted players at will? What's the point of the draft then?

It's alright, it would be even better if there were fewer sad faces, otherwise it's really awkward.

The introduction is toxic; the first sentence states that the Lakers never established a dynasty.