NBA: The Extraordinary Path

These days, the synopses of basketball novels are all so overly literary, you can't even tell which team or era they're from.

I suggest the author standardize the main characters' names; avoid using different names for different characters, sometimes Chinese and sometimes English.

Um, the first chapter introduced a really powerful cheat program, something they'd been developing since childhood, making me think they were a genius from the start. But the second chapter was a complete disaster. 😅

I finally found a good novel, why did it stop updating?

How great it would be if the protagonist joined Serbia and defeated the United States at the Olympics!

Just as Eggplant's book finished, you're back! Perfect transition!

I came from the "Champion's Rules" fandom and have already subscribed. I hope the author will increase the update frequency; I really like this kind of protagonist—a raging fire beneath a calm surface.

Overall it's good, but it definitely has its flaws. For example, the protagonist is repeatedly targeted and beaten by others without any reaction, which is baffling. Then later, it's written that James takes Terry's place, mocking the protagonist. The protagonist gets very angry. It's incomprehensible that when someone harms you, you don't react at all. But when others criticize you, you get angry?

Is there anyone else who, like me, finds it a little hard to connect with the character?

Is this the author's writing style? The protagonist is referred to as a shooting guard about three or four times in one chapter; it looks a bit strange.