I've Played in the NBA for Three Years, and My System Is Only Showing Up Now?
我都打了三年NBA，系统才来？
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Going to the Lakers is a bad idea.
In the NBA, if you're not the team's leader, you have no commercial value, and the commercial contracts you sign will be minimal. Even if your skill level is comparable, you can only sign a lower-tier contract. Look at McGrady and Kobe Bryant on Adidas back then; once you reach a certain level of skill, you have to strive for a place on the team, unless you don't care about commercial interests.
The author doesn't read the comments in this chapter? Dozens of comments in this chapter say Duncan is ruined, yet you still choose to target someone like Bowen, a mere sideline. Are you playing a single-player game? Then there's no need to read it. Don't give me that nonsense about Duncan not jumping; there are plenty of ways to ruin someone.
Solve
He's a typical good-for-nothing, a brawler, a swearer, a gambler, and a cheater. Why would someone like that as the protagonist and believe that such a personality can lead to success? Does the author have some misunderstanding about the world, or is the world I see different from the world of online novelists, or is the world of online novels just normal? I need an explanation.
Lucky Star?
No, this guy already won two championships with the Bulls, so with the Lakers he has a chance to win a three-peat, making it five titles in total. 😰
Why would anyone consider Kobe a hothead? Could someone who forced Shaq out and pressured management be a hothead?
I have a few thoughts after reading chapter 157.
Watching the 2002-03 season so far, I've felt like I'm watching a romantic drama. It revolves around a constant push and pull: three people together – problems arise – they rack their brains to solve them – more problems arise – they struggle to solve them again – more problems arise – it seems like a satisfying climax is coming, but it's actually just a calm and serious effort to solve the…
To be honest, I'd really like to read a novel without a system, and not so invincible. These days, NBA novels are all about someone being invincible for a year or two, like in Lord of the Rings. I'm tired of it.
Can you hurry up? The fourth season is already so padded out, I've almost forgotten this book even exists! Hurry up, wouldn't it be better to go to the new team and be the leader?
The most frustrating part is the lack of initial values. Furthermore, the concept of how much improvement is achieved with 200 times the effort is vague and can be arbitrarily adjusted by the author. Crucially, there's no sense of satisfaction; the improvement is barely noticeable.
Speed things up! Constantly rehashing Kobe's issues without addressing the real problems is getting tiresome. Plus, you've barely written about the main character; all you're doing is describing off-court issues, which kills the excitement. Don't lose sight of the main focus!