NBA: LeBron Wants to Team Up with Me

This book will most likely flop. As an American of Chinese descent, changing your nationality back to Chinese in 2008 would have been a lose-lose situation, unless you were a loyal follower of the Chinese Basketball Association. Otherwise, you'd be left with nothing.

The latest two chapters are ridiculously rushed; the protagonist is practically begging for a shoe contract. Six years, $12 million – a long timeframe and a low amount. The agent even pressured the protagonist to agree immediately. Shouldn't the agent be pushing the player? The agent's profit is higher if the protagonist gets a bigger contract. Why would the agent give up so easily?

See? By writing about Chinese Americans, you've ended up pleasing neither side. You tried to please both sides to achieve a compromise, but you ended up pleasing neither! Just write about your grandparents or maternal grandparents who have some Chinese ancestry. Also, I've seen several NBA novels with protagonists named Ye Qingchen or something similar; it's really jarring.

If you're looking for a book to read before it's released, you can check it out. But once it's available, it's really not worth the money; it's not worth it.

If you're going to write about foreigners, write about purely foreigners. This book, like the "bananas" (yellow on the outside, white on the inside) in football, deserves to flop. It wants to benefit from the Chinese market while also working for foreigners.

Even if you like LeBron James a lot, writing about him at this time is malicious.

Judging from the author's attitude, this book will likely be discontinued. Let me summarize the author's failures. 1. For a period of time after joining the alliance, my writing was too sloppy. 2. If you know you will definitely succeed, sign a low-value sneaker contract. 3. The protagonist is relentlessly suppressed when he is only of average strength (Kevin Garnett).

There are very few good basketball novels these days. To put it bluntly, what could you possibly do with the Lakers in 2003? Would you even get any ball possession? Before the draft, the protagonist was constantly boasted about how amazing he was, but in the end, he was just a second option. The problem is, in 2003, if you couldn't even be a second option, you'd be relegated to the bench.

Lj, ranked 5000th on the monthly vote list, If this can even get into the Three Rivers region, how pathetic must the starting point be these days?

The fact that such trashy books can be published on the Sanjiang list shows just how low Qidian's standards are these days.