NBA: From the Start, I Have a Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Template Card

This is well-written. I hope they don't add a three-point skill later on, and then have people shooting threes endlessly. Having a three-pointer is fine, but don't use it as a regular weapon. There are even novels featuring 2.2-Meter tall point guards. It's utterly ridiculous. They can handle the ball appropriately, acting as a pivot to pass and assist... Keep up the good work, author! Don't stop updating. There's simply not enough to read.

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's best season was before he joined the Lakers; after that, he could be described as playing a more relaxed style of basketball.

... I was stunned when they suddenly launched the Olympics after I subscribed to all the books... Author, you're a genius!

Objectively speaking, this is one of the better basketball novels currently being serialized. The various low-post battles and techniques are well-written, making me want to create a new center playthrough in NBA 2K. However, I don't know if it's for timeline considerations, but the author's pacing is quite slow. Keep it up, author! As long as you don't abandon this book, I'll keep reading.

The beginning was alright, but the content after it was released was just awful. It was just filler throughout, starting with a talent show and then continuing with the sequel, the return to China, and various other connecting events. I estimate that the first twenty chapters after the release were all nonsense and filler.

Is Wenban any good? He has no footwork, no hook shot, and his shooting seems off. I wonder if he's just not used to the game! I watched the Summer League! The physicality was terrible; he went down eleven times in one game! Wow, more falls than points. And this is just the Summer League! I don't even want to imagine playing in a real game, let alone the playoffs. He's okay at defending Summer League players, but I wonder how he'll handle guarding star players.

Which team should I join? I'd prefer one in the Eastern Conference, where making the playoffs would be easier.

What the hell is the Bobcats (Hornets) for? I stop watching the moment I see "Bobcats." Jordan was fine as a player, but as an owner, forget it—it's just about making money. Back when he was a player, Jordan sided with the players in the collective bargaining agreement, but now he's showing the same attitude. And how many busts did Jordan draft? Is his judgment really that good?

Awesome! Keep up the good work, author! (Three chapters of physical fitness test results)

I doubt I'd go to the Pelicans; they're a perennial scumbag team. And it's not even a major market.