NBA: From the Start, I Stole LeBron's Finals MVP

If you don't trade the protagonist away, it wouldn't be James! To be honest, it doesn't look like that anymore. One or two low statistics are still possible, but James' role player statistics in multiple games in a row would have exploded long ago! Is the author sure that James is someone who can suffer such a loss? James is the one who chooses the team to win and me to lose?

After reading dozens of chapters, it was written that Zhan Hei actually licked Zhan

The team with James couldn't win the championship MVP. The Warriors and Cavaliers won the finals. Yi won the finals MVP. The data was not as good as the star Curry. Yi got 7 in the voting, Curry 0, and James, the loser, still got 4. It's outrageous, just because the largest investor in the NBA is Nike, so we have to follow Nike's rules. Didn't Howard say on a show that the current NBA is Nike's script?

Same style as Lao Zhan

This is the first time I have seen a protagonist being bullied in an NBA book. He was asked to run errands and buy things, and he had to pay, help with backpacks, and tie shoelaces. The protagonist was so pissed off

After reading dozens of chapters, it was too watery and the details were poorly described. I didn't know how to continue reading it. Some people complained about the incorrect data in the past and refused to reply or change it. It seems that the author himself has messed up. I even subscribed to read the chapters with the title. It was just a piece of cake. I suggest you continue reading if you haven't tried it before.

There is something wrong with the Lord's strength and treatment. After reading Chapter 40, I always felt weird. After thinking about it, I realized that the protagonist's playing style and strength did not support his data. Want to average 30+ per game based on a 90 three-point rating alone? Isn't it unrealistic? How many of those historical three-pointers can do it? How many can do this without the ball? The protagonist's style of play is a shooter without the ball, which is equivalent to a weakened defensive version of Klay (or even worse than Klay). The reason Klay's statistics are good is because there is another shooter and point guard with a historical price on the team to contain him and make the ball. Do the Cavaliers rely on LeBron to contain you? And an open pitcher who has no hard-clearing ability is too easy to guard, and it is impossible to regard you as the core of the team.

An extremely annoying character. The protagonist is not an unknown person. Many well-known agencies should have come to discuss cooperation before he entered the NBA. He found a boy who didn't know anything and asked him to get certified as an agent. It will probably be cheated later on. Faxiao is an agent wizard who uses the protagonist's future memories to sign a batch of players in advance. Writing this kind of plot is extremely poisonous, and you may have already rushed out of the market before you can make it to this point.

Just buy them donuts and carry their bags. A Marshall who averages ten points per game has to rush to tie his shoelaces when asked to do it. It's really soft. If your statistics are ridiculously bad, just to stay in the NBA, forget it. You can do this kind of thing with a 90-95 three-pointer and millions in hand. I'm convinced.

After reading the supporting Black Mamba you wrote before, I suggest you delete the book. I have never seen the protagonist licking him like this, and he has never licked his parents like this, right?