NBA: Borrowing Talent to Become the God of Basketball

As the title suggests, there probably aren't many people in China who like her.

This Emma is disgusting, a master of hype, and her blooming period is extremely short; even at her peak, she wasn't that great. She's really no good.

It was alright at first, but then a really awful woman came in, and it was disgusting. It's 2026, and they're still gushing over the Harry Potter heroine.

I've read several dozen chapters of this book, and to be honest, the detailed descriptions aren't quite there yet. I haven't watched many games, but I've done a lot of research on the players. To be honest, LeBron James' ball-handling is better than DeRozan's 🤭🤭. I'm not trying to criticize James, but his footwork and dribbling are completely uncoordinated, let alone his ball-handling skills.

The player who dominated LeBron James is being relegated to a role player? Nike isn't blind, but are the Jazz management and Larry blind?

They forced a lump of food into your mouth as soon as they arrived, deliberately creating conflict with the coaching staff.

Why the rush at the start? It's like there's a dog biting you from behind. The system isn't activated yet, and your abilities aren't up to par. Why keep trying out teams? Aren't you just narrowing your options?

I was drawn in by the limited-time free offer, but I couldn't resist reading any of the free chapters.

That's so unrealistic. In the first year, the main character could score 30 or 40 points at any time, and the average score was 20 points.

Her personality is unlikable; she doesn't trash talk, and she doesn't talk back when criticized. The Hollywood actress portrayed as an innocent, naive girl is so awkward; it's like she's playing in the CBA, not the NBA.