NBA: The Boxing Ring Bully Who Takes on LeBron James

I haven't watched it yet, but I like D'Addario 😁

So far, the interactions between D'Addario in chapters 20-23 are quite good. You need to adjust the plot distribution between basketball and the female lead. You can't write chapter 20 about basketball and then suddenly add some female lead scenes, then switch back to basketball; you need to build up the groundwork. I'll start a poll for you.

I like the NBA and American TV series. I came here because of the interaction with D'Addario. How many basketball pictures can you play? How many pictures of D'Addario can you write? I've given you all my recommendation votes. You better write something good for me, Chovy! 😍😍😍😍😍😍

Saving money: The protagonist's core is an uncultured banana (Chinese person with a Western appearance but a Western appearance).

It's a lighthearted story, all about basketball and tigers. When will it criticize Wade and Kobe?

The character of LeBron James as a cowardly coward is established. Is the male lead both a boxing champion and LeBron's bodyguard? They should have some interaction in real life. Perhaps a title like "LeBron's Memoir: The Day the Male Lead Exposed Me" or "LeBron's Memoir: How Come My Substitute is worse than Me?" Would be suitable.

I used to enjoy seeing his fake facade stripped away, but I can't stand watching when there's too much of him. It's fun when he occasionally shows up to tease me, but too much of it gets off-putting. It's not that stripping him down is off-putting, but rather that his constant presence is irritating.

The first chapter is excellent, but the rest are just so-so. The pacing is average, the writing is average, and the plot development is even worse.

The author's writing is a bit messy. It has Iverson's ball-handling ability, but people always say that his dribbling is bad?

LeBron James did it, Shaq did it, Malone did it, Kobe Bryant did it—all in support of creators.