Elite Swingman

I'm totally confused! Can anyone tell me when Fang Chuxia became the protagonist's girlfriend? They'd only met a few times before she went abroad, and I wouldn't even say she liked him. After she went abroad, as the protagonist became famous, she inexplicably became his girlfriend! This is ridiculous! This is incredibly absurd, a forced boyfriend-girlfriend relationship. I completely don't understand, or am I missing something?

John's skills are far inferior to the protagonist's. Is the US lacking trust in international players and being intimidated? (Is this related to the Bogut incident in 2005 and the Bargnani incident in 2006?)

The beginning made the protagonist seem like someone with no sense of time. The title shouldn't have been labeled as positive. Why did he have to show up at the game halfway through to make the protagonist seem awesome when he didn't arrive with his teammates? He was often late for class, which made him seem like an incompetent person. I found it very annoying.

Ugh! I found the female lead so unappealing, it was really awkward watching her, and she kept bringing up her own plot points. She seemed so out of place with the main character.

The way the emotions are described... It's so cringeworthy it's giving me embarrassment.

Michael Jordan, LeBron James, and Tyreke Evans have all done it; the main character can't be left behind!

Surprisingly, the character with the cheat-like abilities isn't the main character.

I strongly advise authors against attempting to write purely basketball sports stories. Nine times out of ten, doing so will lead to disaster. For a basketball sports story to become popular, aside from writing style, the opening must be captivating, offering a hook or gimmick.

I lost all desire to read on after reading the first chapter.

Keep up the good work, promote it more, and we'll definitely be in the top three of our category in December.