Kidd from the Start: LeBron and Durant Beg to Ride My Coattails!

I hate this kind of spotlight the most, when the protagonist's ability suddenly improves, and there is no basketball novel with no improvement buffer. There is no foreshadowing, no process, the sudden improvement is unreasonable, illogical, and arouses suspicion. It is recommended to send it to a research institute for sectioning.

I don't like novels about second-round picks or undrafted counterattacks. It's cliche.

A system that is intelligent and capable of dialogue can easily become a poisonous point. It is recommended that you use less of it later.

White girls have too much body odor, but black girls have it worse. Real experience!!

There are several chapters where I don't even dare to write a static talent. It's rubbish.

The Grizzlies scored 85 points in the opening game and the protagonist team scored more than 70 points. Later, the protagonist team scored more than 90 points and the Grizzlies scored 89 points? Just attack the opponent twice? Even if he keeps getting steals, the Grizzlies head coach is a dead man.

After the season is suspended, Rose's clause will come out. The protagonist won the All-Star MVP in his rookie season. Then it can be Zhao Yu's clause. As long as it is not written that the protagonist renews in advance, he can sign a maximum salary contract.

I hope you can support me 😁😁😁

I think the 100-point system in various novels is the strongest AI ability in history. There is a huge gap between the peak of human beings. For example, the system's 100-point ability can only be 90 at the peak of human Jordan or Feike, because humans are humans and the system is not a human. It is very unreasonable for you to give Feike Jordan an ability of 98, 99 or even 100 points.

The protagonist is a Chinese-American teenager. After participating in a human experiment, he escaped with three animals. Then he went to college with the help of his aunt, and then joined the NBA and became the number one small forward.