NBA: From the Start, My Impossible Passing Skills Leave Kobe Stunned

Keep it up! Update speed increased, okay.

This is so awkward. If you're going to play basketball, just play basketball. Why bring up track and field again? Why don't you include high jump, swimming, and all the other sports?

It wasn't particularly exciting, but it wasn't bad either; it was just average. As someone who enjoys fast-paced, action-packed novels, I started reading because of the title. However, after the first dozen or so chapters where skills were introduced, I read almost 300 chapters and still didn't see a single new skill appear—it was all about competition. I couldn't continue. In short, it was just average.

It's not exactly beautiful, just average.

It's very wordy and padded, and the main character's personality isn't my type. I really like Kuroko's Basketball, but it wasn't well-written, so I'm disappointed. I'm dropping it.

Is Scarlett Johansson pretty? I honestly don't think so. Just focus on playing basketball; why write so much about her private life?

The first 200 chapters were alright, I'd give it five stars. But like other novels by Pu Jie, it lost its momentum after 200 chapters. Here are a few of the biggest flaws: First, it's a system story, yet it deliberately downplays the system's presence.

I dropped it halfway through! I like fast-paced, action-packed stories, and I started reading because of the title. Aside from the first dozen or so chapters where skills were introduced, I've read almost 300 chapters since then, and not a single skill has appeared; it's purely about competitions. Just so-so!

Learn from LeBron James: if I weren't the Finals MVP, I'd definitely dominate. So I guess I have to quit.

Author, please update more frequently! If you don't update more often, I'll have to wait until it's fully released before I can update again.