From Today On, I'm the King of the Ball

I just finished reading The Second Year, so let me complain first. The Second Year is really poorly written. In the second year, after giving up dozens of hands, he was still able to return to the Eastern Conference Finals with his teammates who made it to the Eastern Conference Finals in the first year. The three cores were all there, and they were all in their relatively young growth stage. By the second year, the other two cores were completely useless in the Eastern Conference Finals and they lost to the Nets led by Kidd? Are they disabled? Wasted? Are they all led by the protagonist? In the second year of the playoffs, the protagonist's "bench gangster" was no longer effective. It was always written that he was not strong enough and felt that he was not as good as everyone else. Then he used two single-quarter star cards in the Eastern Conference Finals, playing two games with more than 40, and averaging more than 30 per game. With such strength, you can't even enter three formations? Just a sixth man? His regular season results are all about his teammates being awesome, but the protagonist is a bastard? Shareef Raheem and Jason Terry spent so much time writing about their transformation, growth, and responsibility, and then they were not even as good as themselves who made it to the Eastern Conference Finals in the first year? Obviously I wanted to write that the Eastern Conference Finals in the second year would bring psychological growth and strength to the protagonist, but it was really disgusting. 😨