
Coach, I’m Not Ready to Retire Yet
教练,我还不想退役啊
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 4.1M Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Basketball
- Updated
- 6d ago
- English
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In Memory of All Those Years I Went Crazy Chasing New Chapters
Thinking back, it must have been about ten years ago. I used to be desperate to keep reading, and that urge still comes over me now and then, though it isn't the norm anymore. I suppose that's growing up, but whenever the feeling returns, it's still hard to resist. This list holds the books I've read over the years that left an impression on me. It may not be complete; it's just a way to remember.
Passionate Sports Fiction
Exciting competitive sports novels I've read
Books I've Enjoyed Over the Years
Books that suit my taste.
Books I’ve Finished
Books I've read
The Dark Forest Theory
When you can't beat your opponent along one dimension, continuing to push in that direction can be foolish. That's when it's time to show what you can do in other dimensions. I've seen many protagonists with golden fingers that give them an advantage through other dimensions, and it never feels out of place. These stories are really well written, so here are a few recommendations.
Coming Up With a Reading List Name Is So Hard
Looks pretty good so far ^_^
The Eunuch Agencies' Talent Pool
Keeping track of stories that have been abandoned, ended badly, or are updating terribly slowly.
Crying Day and Night, But Can It Cry Dong Zhuo to Death?
This list is mainly a collection of novels I personally think are good. Every style and genre has its own highlights, so feel free to save the list, make recommendations, and send flowers.
15-Year Bookworm
Heartfelt recommendations
[The Fire Still Burns] Great Reads in Underrated Genres
Mostly recommending good books from lesser-known genres, such as wuxia, military fiction, and short stories, along with other niche categories. Quality is all that matters to me. This is my way of supporting writers in these categories who write out of love for it. Sometimes people write for their ideals and passion.
Books Worth Reading
Books worth reading
New Shoots: Growing My Reading List for Later
Some promising seedlings I am a little interested in. I will leave them here to cultivate for a while.
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Rumors circulated that collecting all of Coach D's wristbands would grant you a dynasty in the NBA! This led to numerous thefts targeting celebrities and stars in Los Angeles. According to the LAPD, Coach D's house was broken into as many as 58 times in one week. To break this curse, NBA teams followed suit, and colorful wristbands became standard equipment for players.
I've already paid 85 yuan for the subscription, and with 7 final matches and over 200,000 words, if it keeps going like this, I can't keep up.
It's really too weak. Three seasons have passed, and it's still the same routine with no major changes. The spectator has been getting slapped in the face for three seasons now, and nothing's changed. It's a daily repetition of the "disapproval – mockery – shock – being proven wrong" cycle, and each cycle alone can fill a thousand or two thousand words.
This author is amazing. From being praised to being criticized, it all happened in one final round. The book reviews are mostly about people dropping the book. 😓
I've read up to chapter 233 so far, and it feels like the protagonist is just a benevolent figure who releases life force, collects scraps and promising but misguided talents, then repairs and nurtures them until the season ends. He keeps the scraps, repairs and releases everything else for others to use. The key is the build-up, not the build-up! I don't see it at all. Damn it. I don't want to read anymore. Does anyone know if the third season will be the same? Yes, I'm leaving.
Good grief, this is really padded. After the first three chapters, five or six chapters are dedicated to introducing the cheat...
Whether it's healthy or not is another matter, the biggest problem is that this book can't be written anymore. I've said it before, selling nostalgia is fine, but selling it so frequently, and with so many legendary moments in the early stages and miracles every now and then, it's impossible to write in the middle and later stages. The protagonist is just a tool, a symbol. This book is destined to fall apart. I might as well end it sooner and start a new book!
The best part is the romance. They start with a five-year-old child right away, avoiding the usual boring female celebrity storylines. Plus, if it goes on for a while, I might even be able to tutor kids.
A quick glance at the table of contents is enough to know the contents. Doubt, provocation, humiliation, shock—it's the same thing every time, a never-ending cycle.
I understand that the protagonist is a coach and it's necessary to highlight his coaching prowess, but could you please stop ruining players after just a few games, making the protagonist seem like a plague, always winning against stronger opponents? Couldn't we have some evenly matched or completely dominant games where the key players are fine?