
Carrying an Old Kobe Around
随身带着一老科
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 195k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Basketball
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- English
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89Chapters
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There's an old Chinese saying: "The chariot is burning hot, and the warriors are unstoppable." The protagonist joining the warriors was the right choice. However, the second half of the prophecy foreshadows that although the future is bright, the road ahead will be difficult. The protagonist has just established his foundation, but LeBang Zhan Shi has already achieved the Golden Core stage.
After winning the championship, it's best to keep the ring safe.
Come and see, Kobe Bryant
The idea is good; I laughed several times in the first chapter. But it clearly fell short later on. Could it be that the beginning was bought?
Man! What can I say!
Author, the protagonist was 16 years old in 2000-2001, and 20 years old in 2005. Is that a joke?
When I saw the title, I thought it would be a heartwarming and action-packed story like "My Coach is Death," but unfortunately, it leans more towards gimmicky, fast-paced entertainment. It's a bit of a waste of Kobe's creativity; it's just passable, but not a masterpiece.
Carrying a strong one with you, is that terrifying?
I suggest changing the chapter order.
Seeing "Part 1" in a series tells me it's not over yet, and I don't want to read anymore. I want to wait for the next chapter to read the whole thing together, but if two chapters are released together, the second chapter is always "Part 1". I think it's quite good, and I hope this adjustment will improve the readership data and give the author more motivation to continue writing.
The name could be changed; it's too outrageous.