The Basketball God
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- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.1M Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Basketball
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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I have to say a few words. I gave up on this book after reading a few chapters the first time because the beginning wasn't well-written. Then, unable to find any other books about basketball, I started reading again, and ended up reading dozens of chapters. I got hooked and kept subscribing for 100 chapters at a time, and now I'm almost finished. If you like the NBA, you can try reading a few dozen chapters; you might just like it as much as I did.
The beginning was unwatchable, so I skipped straight to the NBA scenes, and then I was disgusted by the fact that the head coach was targeting him at every turn, and his agent was also well-connected. Everyone said he could request a trade to stay with the Clippers. The Rockets wanted to draft the main character but the Clippers snatched him away, so they could have had the agent contact the trade.
Reading the first chapter was so frustrating. Why put up with all this just to stay on the school basketball team? Why? I'm already a doormat, a water cooler, and I have to stay on the team and suffer? Can't I play basketball anywhere?
Abandoning the project
The author is a Paul fan, and the protagonist is determined to stay with the Clippers even at the cost of his life; it's frustrating to read.
This is a book from 2015, sorry, sorry.
Which chapter can I read? I really couldn't get through the beginning, but I see you all say that later on... Could you tell me where I can read it?
To be fair, Yao Ming had some decent stats and highlights, but could you call that glorious? Someone with no individual honors, whose team only reached the second round of the playoffs (and he only played one game in the second round), and who never even served as the team's leader, is considered glorious? How would you describe the careers of other stars who were better than him?
Of the books I read, I finished "My Shots Are Really Accurate" (100 chapters) – great! Then I reread some of the previous books, but all the reviews say they're bad? At least they're readable, right?
Ignore all intelligent systems
Whether he's weak or not is another matter, the key point is that the entire school team is bullying the weakest one. Everyone's just bored and looking for trouble, especially since the protagonist is a pushover. I'd probably want to bully someone like that once, but after that, I wouldn't even bother anymore. For someone like the protagonist, I don't even have the motivation to torment him.