NBA: What Do You Mean, an AFK Coach?

I used to think that coaches were leaders, like in the books, until I met someone in the industry and saw the courses and assignments he took to get his coaching certification. I can only say that it's complete bullshit. Football clubs, especially those in Europe and America, generally follow the same pattern.

The author is a LeBron fan, a casual sports fan, and has been fed up.

This author is a purely informational writer, lacking much of their own original work; abandoning the project is inevitable.

I've always had a question: if you're just an average NBA basketball enthusiast with average physical abilities, can you really succeed in the NBA after being reborn and relying solely on information asymmetry? This book gave me the answer: be a laid-back coach, of course. A rare gem of a book.

The Bulls' three-peat was just wiped out, awesome!

Searching for potential players in the future requires you to have the ability to discover their potential; otherwise, even the best talent will turn to dust. No one is born with knowledge. If you don't provide a suitable environment for someone to grow, you'll only let a genius fade into obscurity.

An antique worth 1 million is priced at 100 yuan in the store. The protagonist said, "I don't want to buy it for 100, I want to buy it for 100,000. I won't feel at ease if I spend less money." Everyone thought he was a sucker. Afterwards, the protagonist sold it for 1 million. The crowd exclaimed, "He is a god!" Do all authors like to write like this?

Speechless. Do readers looking for NBA novels need you to give them long explanations? 😅 Just say you don't want to write properly.

It's practically a downgraded version of something from twenty years ago. Everyone around is a mindless, NPC tool. The protagonist's trades are indescribable. He thinks he'll do well this year, so he trades for next year's first-round pick, acting like he's made a killing, when in reality he's acting like an idiot.

This is truly the worst digital novel on Qidian. I finished the pre-release content in an hour; there was absolutely no story, no dialogue, just a retelling of every character's historical achievements and statistics, interspersed with a bit of NBA history and rules. It made me laugh. Having read novels for so many years, this is the first time I've seen anything like this.