NBA: Starting with Pei Ji Bu Gong's Draft Tryout

The games were tough without you, and they're still tough with you on the team. What's the point of having you then? 😰😰 It's always the last minute that decides the outcome; it's getting tiresome to watch.

I actually quite like basketball stories that don't feature Asian characters, but unfortunately, the author's writing is too boring. More than half of each chapter is just introductions, explaining a lot of common knowledge.

That's too easy... Seriously, they participated in an event before the Summer League and then played over ten chapters in one-on-one battles. That's impressive.

They're still suppressing combat power, yet they want to buff the protagonist while simultaneously giving them skills with a ton of limitations. It's so frustrating!

Having finished reading it, let me share my thoughts. Overall, the writing style feels repetitive and rambling. I'm not sure if this is intentionally padding the word count or if it's just the typical writing style.

The writing is repetitive and bland; it's barely readable! Author, are you trying to achieve anything? Or are you just writing for fun? One chapter a day without fail, no interaction, and no promotion.

Finally, I'm seeing a basketball article that's not written by a Chinese person!

The novel is fine, but I suggest the author write more about daily life. Every chapter is a competition, and it's getting tiresome.

Still betting on this? Speechless. Will they even play next year? 😅

Chapter 30 begins the preseason games; the first thirty chapters were practically padded out. His high school stats were explosive, but his reputation suffered because he killed two people in a convenience store robbery. What kind of plot is this?