Where the Noise Has Yet to Reach

I was disqualified from the "Measuring the Length of Silent Love" activity because I violated the rules by using the item "🔬". Why don't you try it too? 😉

Have you ever played in the NBA? Some of this is just random writing and assumptions.

Who is Ai-chan? 🤔 For the blind, he is their eyes. 👀 For the hungry, he is their cook. 👨🏻‍🍳 For the thirsty, he is their nectar. 💧 Whatever Ai-chan thinks, I will agree. 👍🏻 Whatever Ai-chan says, I will listen. 👂🏻 If Ai-chan has only one fan, it must be me. 😭 If Ai-chan has no fans, then I don't exist at all. 🤗 Ai-chan 🙌🏻 I don't want to like silent Ai anymore. There are many reasons.

The book review section is now corrupt and full of scoundrels, precisely because of insufficient updates. If authors diligently updated 10,000 words every day, the scoundrels would retreat in fear, and virtuous gentlemen would rejoice. This would be an achievement worthy of praise even from the legendary emperors Yao and Shun!

The protagonist, Eli, is essentially a LeBron James. He can't win a championship without a super team, and even in games where he racks up massive triple-doubles and other impressive stats, he can't win. His teammates, though All-Stars, play like they're in the CBA (Chinese Basketball Association). Essentially, he's a real-life version of LeBron James' dream.

I suggest the author finish this book quickly and start a new one. The protagonist and plot lack appeal; I've lost motivation and haven't followed it for days. Anyone else feel the same way?

Michael Jordan was a man who, even in a Hall of Fame speech—an occasion meant to embody "decency," "honor," "achievement," and "gratitude"—would incessantly discuss "humiliation," "hatred," and "hostility," touting them as a "competitive mentality" and "self-affirmation."

That's all I have to say. New readers, just look at the titles like "Deacon" and "Helmsman" above our heads, and then read what we're saying, and you'll understand. What comes next... Heh, the league's number one player, the ruler, the unanimous MVP, the unparalleled No. 1... *Chuckles*

It's getting harder and harder to follow. The writing is too formulaic. No matter what the protagonist does, the media criticizes him, and then he proves himself wrong. Then the formula repeats itself endlessly. The protagonist, as the defensive anchor and commander, is turned into a tyrant just for giving a few instructions to his teammates—it makes no sense.

I finished the novel in about three days, skipping around. My overall impression: The quality has plummeted; it feels like only 30% of the previous work, like something a novice wrote. I followed this author because I was impressed by Dafei's previous novel; I don't really like coach-themed novels, and I barely read the second one.