The All-Around Point Guard

Breaking news just broke online: Durant is really going to join the Warriors! My God, the league really needs Xie Chen to stop them!!!

Many basketball novels these days feature protagonists who are womanizers. While it's supposed to be a sport, to me it's really about sleeping with various Hollywood actresses. The protagonist in this book, however, is focused on playing basketball seriously, not chasing women; that's pure and rare.

To block Butler, disregarding playoff victory. Absolutely toxic!! Are you after a block or victory? Selfish and ignoring the bigger picture, the author's portrayal of this protagonist is disgusting.

I don't understand why the author made the protagonist so stupid? It's so unethical; which team would want him? Is this just the author's writing style? There's another book by the same author where the protagonist is even smarter, lacks skill but tries to show off, offending half the basketball world. The author even wrote a scene where the protagonist overdoes it, is too scared to play, and fakes an injury to give up. The author's lack of intelligence is a serious flaw!

To put it simply, Jordan's greatness isn't just about his impressive stats; it's about how he propelled the NBA onto the global stage and saved the brand. So, simply having great numbers and winning numerous championships doesn't make you comparable to Jordan!

It's a bit illogical. The protagonist made it to the first round without a system, so he must have some extraordinary abilities. Considering that even Jeremy Lin was eliminated due to his physical limitations, the protagonist is definitely not without merit. The romantic scenes were awkward, and Katie's character was completely out of character. The skill copying system is a bit illogical.

This supposedly lighthearted novel drove readers away with its forced displays of power, reversals, and blatant attempts to lower their IQ. Damn it. I really want to kill the author.

You deliberately hid your skills, causing the game to be lost. Aren't your teammates angry with you?! Can't you be normal for once?!

The protagonist's personality is truly foolish; he only thinks of himself. Playing for a legendary team would have been a great premise, but what kind of writing is this? I've never seen such a selfish protagonist before. It's no wonder Anthony is unhappy, and they're not even allowed to complain. Sigh.

To put it simply, the author completely portrays a protagonist who is selfish, resentful, and (unyielding?) Relentlessly ambitious. It's incredibly toxic from the very first chapter. However, from a societal perspective, such people do exist; they're just truly despicable.