The Genius Su Gaiwen

He's currently the top-ranked basketball novelist, the Lin Hai of the basketball fiction world. I think it's only a matter of time before he becomes a literary legend. Perhaps basketball fiction is too niche, but the characters he creates are truly unique. His novel, *The Golden Age of Basketball*, clearly borrows heavily from other works, and it achieved excellent results.

I came in because of the cover and thought it was about football. Isn't this just a case of false advertising?

Why do you like LeBron James so much? Six or seven chapters out of 18 are about him, haha. Back then, he wasn't a top star. You write about Kobe, you write about Shaq.

I just felt it was very difficult to change Kobe's mindset at this point. Kobe is different from Jordan. Jordan entered the league on a terrible team, and as the team's leader, he enjoyed shooting and that's how he became a competent leader. Kobe, on the other hand, played with Shaq from the start, for seven whole years.

What's the point of writing about a lousy coach? He's destined to fail.

Thank you everyone.

I've read quite a few coaching books, but they all rely on knowledge from past lives to build up future star players, without any original ideas. I hope this one is different and has its own tactical philosophy.

The beginning is interesting, creating a strong sense of anticipation, and the approach is different from others. I just don't know how you're going to write next, since I've never seen a start like this before.

You said there would be something tonight, but it's almost 11 pm already.

Writing coaching articles? You're something else!