An All-Round Legendary Life

I just saw the news about handing over income to the government. Personally, I feel that's too much. If we have to hand over half our income every year, nobody will feel comfortable with that.

Regarding the donation, I want to tell the author that the protagonist might do more harm than good. First of all, that little bit of money is nothing to the post-95 generation and the country. Finally, and most importantly, what is Yao Ming supposed to do in the future? Yao Mingjuan still won't donate; you're driving them crazy!

This is toxic! The protagonist isn't actually part of the system. Instead, a relative who's been in the system for years, seeing the protagonist's success, comes to the US to persuade him to hand over half his salary to Blue Shoes (a nickname for a male celebrity), and the protagonist actually agrees!

6666, It's more than just poisonous, the protagonist is a complete idiot. It's one thing for a novel from six or seven years ago to have a ridiculous backstory where the protagonist has to donate bone marrow to his half-brother, but he's a streetball player who joins the national team and has to pay half of his salary to the Basketball Association. Yao Ming only paid 5%, and the Basketball Association took half of his salary without doing anything.

This book was a must-read before the female protagonist died!

Has the author watched too many melodramatic TV dramas?

Upon seeing Kobe leave the team, I decisively abandoned the book.

A core player for two consecutive NCAA championships, he broke his arm, recovered many days ahead of schedule, and had a good workout. Then he dropped to 24th in the first round. Do you think every NBA player is like Jordan or Pippen?

Finish it quickly, since the grades aren't good anyway, don't drag it out. Write a better next book; the current one is still decent. It would be best if you interacted more with foreign girls and really showcased the charm of a great Chinese man.

Liu Han's later Carter-esque dunk will undoubtedly mark the beginning of a new generation of NBA leaders surpassing Jordan—alas, it's going to be difficult for Liu Han to leave the Los Angeles Lakers. Can he still leave? Given your current situation, it seems like Shaq will have to leave if things really don't work out. 😃