NBA: The Ultimate Enforcer

I was shown this as the very first chapter, speechless. It's another story where the protagonist is completely carried by the system, without any effort whatsoever. It's like even a pig could be turned into a basketball god by the system. I don't understand the point of writing this kind of novel.

The synopsis is off-putting; isn't the protagonist, with such a terrible character, afraid of being shot six times in the back and committing suicide?

What kind of outrageous synopsis is this? Hitting people in the street with a car? Isn't that just being arrogant? Isn't this a pure scumbag murderer protagonist?

Good heavens, this description is a complete disaster. It's so embarrassing, it's embarrassing on an international scale.

Does anyone really like this kind of protagonist just from reading the synopsis? What kind of antisocial personality disorder is this?

The formulaic writing style remains unchanged. You can predict the ending from the beginning.

The synopsis was off-putting, but the book itself was surprisingly good. I don't know what the author was thinking. They could have just said "I don't eat beef" directly.

However, the protagonist's combat power is somewhat understated. His abilities are completely disproportionate to his achievements. Can the author be a little more logical? High stats but low performance? The author gave the protagonist some extra points, but his actual performance is that of a useless character. This is the biggest flaw in sports novels.

The opening move was to use Klay Thompson as a template to defend Wade one-on-one. Is that right? What can Klay use to defend Wade?

A heads-up: Extreme suppression of combat power.