NBA: An S-Grade Skill Every Game

Just by looking at the title, you can tell this person doesn't understand basketball. Basketball is about technique and physical fitness; what the hell is "skill"? Is basketball even popular?

To put it bluntly, sports are all about physique. The protagonist's S-level physical attributes, including rebounding, offense, and defense, would be at least 80 in 2K terms. I won't give examples of how much physical attributes boost rebounding and defense. Offensively, the protagonist completely learns from the Turtle's rim-driving, Shaq's dunking, and James' layup (by brute force).

I doubt any coach would dare use you. Coaches would base their lineups on your strengths, and since your strengths change every game, coaches would be driven crazy.

Instead of making money, they insist on slapping Nike in the face; they must have something wrong with them.

The main character is a bit dim-witted, and the author probably doesn't know much about the NBA.

This novel is so addictive, I can't even read it. 😄😄

That's toxic, so incredibly toxic, forcibly creating antagonism. I won't even go into the positioning and tactics.

Avril Lavigne is really ugly, her face is covered in freckles...

They're telling Garnett to defend the perimeter, or that Xia Ji is running the perimeter. What kind of logic is that?!

The most important thing in basketball is physical fitness. You can always improve your skills if you put your mind to it, but if you're not physically strong, you'll fall over at the slightest touch. The reason why Asians can't beat Black and White people in basketball is because their physical abilities aren't as good!