Basketball's End of an Era

Standing at 197cm tall with a 215cm wingspan, going to college to study tactics and hone his skills in a structured environment, and not taking off immediately after the 2004 draft? Instead, he's projected to be drafted in the second round by the Rockets. Anyone with a screw loose would be out of their mind to even participate in the draft.

You know, if it were Team Rocket, this book could be way too awesome.

It's a bit disgusting; the main character is constantly being suppressed.

It's a bit surreal! I believe many readers feel the same way. The protagonist, who could defend LeBron James one-on-one in high school, even has better physical attributes than James (198cm tall - 216cm arms), and after a year of playing, this visible talent is surprisingly a first-round pick? A 22nd pick getting subjected to all sorts of manipulation?

The best draft pick would have been 2004. Going to college for a year would have been much better than being a second-round pick in 2003. Plus, players entering the league in 2004 are ready to contribute immediately. Wouldn't it be great to get a top-three pick and become the team's leader right away?

This kind of cheat setting is annoying. The protagonist verbally attacks others to make them angry, and then gains anger points for training. It's obviously designed to make the protagonist cause trouble and engage in various forms of manipulation. It's so annoying! Can't I just write about the matches and training in a more natural way? I get so annoyed by sports novel protagonists who are all talk and no action these days.

I found a new book with GOAT (Goat in Traffic), but that one is much better than this one, so I'm deleting this one first.

What was the final fate of the servants from several families in the previous book?

You already have a completed book, so why are you still acting like a newbie who bought an account?

If the author likes to challenge the reader, then this will result in a negative review and being blacklisted.