Back to 2003: Taking LeBron's Path

This book is beyond writing. He was invincible in the first three NBA games, with 50+10+10 every game. What's the point of writing anything after that? Even Jordan in his prime couldn't put up those numbers. We can end it here.

How to choose? Of course, it's our Tian Long Ba Bu's physical attributes. There's nothing to criticize.

I suggest you skip to chapter 18 if you think the protagonist is mentally challenged.

Many people misunderstand LeBron James' physical gifts. Actually, his original coordination and shooting touch were quite good. However, he overdid it with performance-enhancing drugs to build muscle, which caused these aspects to decline. The most noticeable change was around 2005 or 2006.

The game started with a six-player selection, and I chose the worst one—it's just plain disgusting. Watching LeBron James is for entertainment; nobody actually wants to be him, right? James is so awful, and I still chose him at the start? I have absolutely no desire to continue watching.

I'd definitely choose Jordan's physical attributes; LeBron James can't compare to Jordan.

The story becomes increasingly illogical as it progresses. At the beginning, I could understand a triple-double with 50+ points as a breakout performance, but consistently scoring 50+, occasionally 40+, and even reaching 70+ is simply outrageous. The opponent's targeted attacks can rapidly deplete his stamina, leading to a drop in scoring rate. It's definitely pure wish fulfillment, but for me, it's too illogical to continue reading.

😰You don't actually think drinking bathwater is fun, do you?

The author's implied meaning in the book's title is: follow LeBon's path, leaving LeBon with nowhere to go.

I've subscribed to the whole thing, finished reading it, and it was great! 🙂