NBA: I Am the Dealer

To be honest, Yang Yi's part of the story is really nonsensical. How could a Chinese sports commentator possibly criticize players from basketball and soccer who have made a name for themselves in Europe and America? Let alone those MVP-caliber players, even someone like Sun Yue, who only plays a few minutes a season, is mostly just offered consolation. When have you ever seen him criticize them?

Two chapters today, pure filler. Pure filler. Seriously, what's the point of this filler during the follower period? If you release it like this, who would dare subscribe? Writing a book, in my view, is like running a business. You're the entrepreneur, and the platform's commission is like rent. But if you, as the entrepreneur, can't guarantee the product's reputation, why should consumers buy it?

The game's pace was actually pretty good, so why all this online flame wars? And each one takes up several pages of space... (눈_눈) Writing novels while taking on side jobs is fine, but could you please tone it down a bit? Two or three chapters per game, one or two chapters of online arguments, and one or two chapters of everyday life—putting aside whether it's padded or not, who wants to read a basketball novel and watch you being a troll online?

Seeing that "0.1 Seconds of foresight" and leaving is pure idiocy. Do you even know how long 0.1 Seconds is? The brain receiving the signal and giving instructions to the nerves might not even take 0.1 Seconds, plus reaction time. What kind of movement can the body possibly make then? You might not even have enough time to blink. It's pure idiocy.

The author himself says that people of Asian descent are inferior. How can you be so disrespectful to athletes like Su Bingtian? With such a set of values, are you even qualified to write sports articles?

I'm speechless. The Knicks traded a huge sum for you, the owner trusted you, and you built the team yourself step by step. And now you're going to the Lakers next season, just to curry favor? I've been subscribing to all of them, but this chapter disgusted me.

Reporters like Yang Yi only know how to hype up players, they're so obsequious, how could they possibly go against a popular player? The author is really going all out to reach a word count.

The book should be titled "After Two Years of Hard Work, I Can Finally Go to Los Angeles to Be a Dog."

I watched the free portion, and there was a lot of online arguing. I don't know what the point was. If you mind, please watch with caution.

Su Bingtian and other athletes have worked so hard for so many years to finally remove the label that Asians can't run a 10-second race, making foreigners afraid to say that Asians are not physically capable. You, a novelist, especially a sports writer, are you going to pick up the label and put it on yourself? You come up here and say that race is inferior.