NBA: Starting with Curry’s Peak Three-Pointers

In reality, some rookies can achieve such results after just over a year of playing and still amass billions through investments. Stern, unless he's completely out of his mind, would never dare to give them unfair calls. In fact, he would clearly want these rookies to continue playing, because most people's income now comes from non-basketball related industries.

Living a second life in a book shouldn't be a bland, uninspired existence! Basketball has no off-court drama, no gossip, no romantic encounters... So how did it become one of the world's three major ball sports? The NBA, in particular, is built on countless off-court elements that make it the world's premier basketball league.

Back in 2000, would the Hawks really give a second-round pick who'd only played a few games a five-year, $100 million endorsement deal? You're really exaggerating.

I know the author wanted to write that the protagonist was a genius with a high IQ to increase the excitement, but when I saw someone who went to Columbia University at the age of 15 go to play in the NBA, I just felt it was a waste. It's such a pity to waste such a genius. Sigh 😔.

The majority of the content was about investment.

The main character's off-screen investments are too extravagant; how can they be protected? They shouldn't disappear without a trace.

Okay, another invincible story. The championship in the first season? What a boring writing style.

It's pretty good! Basketball, business, and women—it has it all. You can easily get tired of books that are entirely about basketball.

I never expected there would be a story about a female lead named Lin. The author really isn't picky!

Training, competitions, business... Mostly passed by in a rush, without any truly exciting moments.