China's Basketball God, from the Streets to the NBA

Height is a useless limitation. You're just an upgraded version of Allen Iverson. You can put up 50+ points, but you'll never win a championship. Unless you get a Hall of Fame-level teammate as your second option, you'll never win in your life. When the opponent double-teams you, if no one can break the deadlock, you're done for.

1.83 Meters! The perfect physique for playing soccer.

The author has no championship in the CBA and no championship in the NCAA. Is he having a bout of pretentious writing?

This feels like a basketball novel by Tomato. The system settings are unclear. It only says that training will improve your strength, but doesn't explain how or by how much. There's no clear explanation of leveling up. The system can go ten or twenty chapters without mentioning it, but the protagonist's strength should be clearly stated each time he improves. It can't just be that he suddenly unleashes a power spike mid-battle without any explanation.

A lack of height will become a defensive liability, resulting in a team that can only manage a 58-point shot! Look at Iverson paired with Melo, barely making it into the top eight in the West; Billups arrived and they were already in the Western Conference Finals. A 183cm player paired with a 191cm skinny Curry—that backcourt becomes a defensive black hole.

I quite liked this type of basketball game, it had a refreshing feel to it. Author, please remember to update frequently after it's published; two updates a day is still too little.

I really like this style of novel. Compared to protagonists who can fly and escape from the heavens, it's more down-to-earth and has a better sense of rhythm and suspense.

They all have cheat codes, so let's add up their height.

Here's a suggestion. The author might check it after finishing, but why don't you listen to the audiobook? It's only about 30 pages long, so it won't take much time. There are many errors, not exactly grammatically incorrect, but they're a bit awkward. There are also typos, and Hu Weidong even wants to take off his jersey and go on the field. Wouldn't that mean he'd be shirtless? He'd be sent off if he did. I feel that listening to it once will give you a better idea of ​​how to revise it.

He was poisoned, and they still want to save Oden?! That guy was a bust second only to Bennett! Oden was completely unsuited to the NBA, just like Van Horn, a god in the NCAA, but a bust in the NBA!