NBA: The Swiss Army Knife Starts with Rebounding

Honestly, basketball novels on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) always seem to be popping up with sycophantic posts, either praising Kobe or Curry. It's really toxic. After all, they're just foreigners. Do you really understand Kobe and Curry? Are you their son or their close friend? This constant, shameless sycophancy is truly an eyesore. If you're going to sycophant, do it privately. Writing it out and spreading it is just to find resonance with other sycophants.

People should have self-awareness and not do things they're not suited for. Wouldn't it be better to find a factory job? Why come out here looking for trouble?

Is this another attempt to lick Kobe's boots? What's the point of licking this "Iron King" when he's already cheating? He still has the nerve to lick his boots?

Stop writing about things outside the game; it's all toxic. Just write about the game itself, or everyone will leave.

Ever since reading "Hutong and Rem," I've found it increasingly difficult to read basketball novels, especially those that overhype LeBron James and exaggerate his abilities. Everyone knows LeBron isn't particularly strong; his technique is rough, he lacks explosive first-step power, and he doesn't have the rhythm and skill for a crossover dribble.

The protagonist, racking up over a dozen rebounds and five or six assists in less than a quarter of playoff playoff play, with single-digit scoring, is still going to be traded? Even Rodman thought it was outrageous! A woman who was somehow brought to America, offered to be the protagonist's agent, and he just agreed? She even forced him to get injured? I've only read a dozen chapters, and I can't take it anymore… This is toxic! 😅

What a load of nonsense! LeBron James doesn't have much of a shot.

That's such a good lick! Get Kobe fans to tip you right away, and tag Kobe's family so they know how filial you are.

The writing is too immature, and there are tons of typos that the author doesn't seem to have bothered to correct; it's really awkward to read. 🤓

This development... ... What a pity about the start.