The NBA's Absolute Ruler

Writing about basketball is somewhat acceptable, but writing about football is generally too risky. It's as if foreign countries have been reborn and suddenly become all about goodness and beauty, with everyone there as brothers to the protagonist.

I was disgusted by Lao He, so reading your book made me feel better.

Traditional Chinese martial arts combined with basketball, it's fucking painful to watch. To give just one example, the footwork techniques in traditional martial arts are not suitable for sports like basketball and football, which require rapid changes in speed and step frequency while moving.

The editor-in-chief said it will be available at midnight on the 1st. Just letting you know in advance.

Living a second life in a book shouldn't be a bland, uninspired existence! Basketball has no off-court drama, no gossip, no romantic encounters... So how did it become one of the world's three major ball sports? The NBA, in particular, is built on countless off-court elements that make it the world's premier basketball league.

They must give O'Neal a good beating in self-defense and kill him!

Stop writing about domestic basketball. It's just as bad as the national football team—equally soft and full of spoiled brats.

I'm penniless, just a token amount.

If we switch to a different format, it would be ruined in less than twenty chapters.

I feel that the decline of the NBA in China can be reflected in novels. I haven't read many NBA novels set 10 years later, and they all seem to be nostalgic for the past. Is that just my imagination?