The One-on-One King

A report from Ai-chan's side 🤓

If you're 187cm barefoot and around 190cm with shoes, that's roughly the height of players like Rose, Deron Williams, and Irving. Once you get the weight and physicality, that height is more than enough for a point guard position, and it's also suitable for everyday life. That height is practically perfect. Any taller and it would be a bit awkward in daily life!

This is a very traditional novel, except the protagonist is a complete novice who has just transmigrated. Then the news spread throughout the country, followed by a warm-up match, after which it became widely known. Also, the situation in the classmates' group chat was a bit awkward. Even the female lead who appears is...

How dare you! Your description mentions "backdoor deals"—are you implying something about LeBron James?

I read your post and also read a few chapters. Is it possible that your single-female-lead harem novels didn't perform well? It's not that there's a problem with single female leads or harems, it's that there's a problem with the plot you wrote. You've already written two books, and you still managed to write about the school beauty from the neighboring US-bound university? If you really don't have a talent for romantic storylines, you can just gloss over them from now on.

They're all veteran authors; if they're going to abandon a project, they should just say so. Disappearing altogether would be even more unethical.

If you write about romance and keep the plot short, it will inevitably consist entirely of competitions, and the readership will drastically decrease after chapter 200. If you write a lot, and given that you're focusing on domestic characters, I don't think many people will enjoy it.

This book has a much more interesting premise than the previous one, but its performance wasn't ideal. It might be due to the protagonist's initial setup. I remember when the new book started updating, I read the first few chapters and didn't find it very engaging, so I didn't add it to my bookshelf.

To be honest, the initial plot was mediocre. Actually, a 187cm tall player transitioning to point guard would have been a good fit; it would have been more distinctive and made more sense for him to grow alongside Durant. Also, the female lead appeared too early and was an original character; I skipped around when she appeared. Here's a monthly pass to encourage her, I'm off!

The series on Pistons has gone on for eight chapters; I've lost all motivation to keep clicking through.