NBA: I Told You to Watch the Water Cooler, Not Build a Basketball Dynasty!

I don't even want to read Chapter 5.

Your dribbling is like Kyrie Irving's – a flurry of impressive moves, but no successful drives. Are you playing streetball? The NBA is all about efficiency. How long are you going to keep dribbling like that?

Watching basketball is really about watching the main character show off. But showing off without any brains or logic is just asking for trouble and discomfort. The author is off-putting from the very beginning, constantly saying, "He's no ordinary person!"

I didn't want to read any more after the sixth chapter.

They initially said it was a high school student, someone who hadn't even participated in the draft yet, and they thought they could just sign with the Lakers?

Personally, I didn't find it good. First, I felt the author's system settings were a bit over the top, limiting the protagonist to a short time in each match, and the author's explanation to management later seemed weak. Some dialogue was also awkward, making the overall experience rather poor. Secondly, the protagonist's romantic relationships were problematic.

The data in this book is roughly based on the NBA 2K game content. From the perspective of an invincible novel, there are no major flaws in the setting, if we disregard the fact that the characters generally have intellectual problems and lack personality.

I've read five chapters, and there are several problems. I can't continue reading. Warning: Avoid this site!