I Play Basketball, So Why Did You Give Me a Soccer System?

Why suppress the protagonist? You're not starting from high school; you're 22 at the start. Even if your protagonist improves over the course of a season, he should at least reach the NBA starting lineup. Next season you'll be a near-superstar, your third season with Jordan, and you'll be twenty-five by then. There are many superstars at 25; in fact, they're already superstars at that age. You'll start accumulating honors, and once you have two contracts, you'll reach level 30.

Don't even bother looking at it; the opening data analysis alone will bleed you away. A two-meter-tall man only has a strength of 36, and his vertical jump is a mere 9 out of 100. Not to mention, everything else is basically just in the 10s or 20s.

The downside is the points ratio. My god, seeing hundreds of millions of points, my anticipation was off the charts, but then I did the conversion—it felt like Vietnamese dong to US dollars! Ugh!

To be honest, the idea is great, but there are a few really bad points. He hasn't even made it to the NBA yet, and he's already trying to seduce women. Are there no other women in the world? He went to the Spurs instead of the Lakers because he wanted to win a championship. He himself said he went to the NBA to make money, but winning a championship wouldn't make him any more money.

There are still brave souls who can finish reading the first chapter! Many new authors have a misconception: they think that established authors with ability, writing skills, and popularity write three to five million words, while you, a nobody who might not even survive 300,000 words, have the audacity to suppress your writing power. Don't you have any self-awareness?

I completely don't understand the author's focus. I can understand betting on football, and it's okay if you don't make much money in the early stages. But why do you have to create a prediction system? To put it bluntly, ever since the protagonist entered the NBA, the draft has definitely been in chaos. How are you going to predict anything from now on? Isn't there any butterfly effect at all?

1. Water 2. The protagonist has a disability; his age at the start of the story is 22. 3. They suppress combat power, and the methods they use to suppress it are particularly idiotic. 4. The "golden finger" (referring to a specific type of cheat code) is extremely common. Advantages: Incorporating a soccer system into basketball is a good and creative concept.

It's utterly awful, poison upon poison. Don't expect anything like playing basketball and then soccer; this level 5 author is all about basketball. I was only drawn in by the title. Even I, someone who doesn't read basketball, am speechless. It's a mixed bag of poison, a level 5 on the beach.

Damn it, Qidian should set a rule that if a game is abandoned after a certain number of chapters, the subscription fees for earlier subscriptions will be automatically refunded.

9 Jumping ability, 14 damage resistance, gigantism plus glass bone, and adding a point requires a few words of fluff, like a warm current, who peed on you?