He's the God of Basketball

There are more than ten chapters in one game, and I keep chattering on and on. The writing is very poor. I don't recommend reading it. It's a waste of time.

The messy writing makes me dizzy.

The ugliness, jealousy, small-mindedness, and self-righteousness of human nature are written throughout the entire article. Reading it will slowly make you become full of negative energy. I do not recommend it!

I hope people who are going to read this book can read this review. There are 749 chapters in the full text. The protagonist won the first championship in Chapter 622. You can imagine how sloppy the early stage was and how fast it was later. This grading packet is a polished one, it looks very ugly.

The setting is pretty good, but it feels like it's described in many places, which gives the impression that the author doesn't know much about football, which is a bit strange, and there are too many off-court parts, and things like transactions are also outrageous. As a basketball article, it's pretty average.

When writing basic post-game statistics of NBA games, there is no interview. There is a system but no detailed ability values. It is all nonsense.

Can you believe that I have read Chapter 266? The protagonist is still in an early stage of cuteness. Are you kidding me? This is an article with thousands of chapters.

Very interesting, one of the rare basketball novels that can be read from beginning to end. The only flaw is that there is no mention of the subconscious system at all.

A very good novel.

The whole book can only be said to be okay. If I don't like the protagonist's character, if I replace the gender and industry background, it will look like the classic silly and sweet heroine in a domestic soap opera.