NBA: King of Basketball, the More Haters I Have, the Stronger I Get!

This book is completely off-topic. Judging from the title, it seems the more haters the protagonist has, the stronger he becomes. However, the protagonist only occasionally makes statements that attract criticism at the beginning and middle. By the second month after joining the Clippers, he's practically invincible.

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Why did it stop updating? I finally got to like one of these books, and now it's stopped again!

Has it been mailed? The finals are coming up soon, can't you finish writing it already?

The author is a complete NBA novice, making numerous mistakes. They don't even know who the general manager of the Bulls dynasty was, randomly throwing in some random random person; the Lakers' opponent in the 2009 Western Conference Finals is sometimes the Nuggets, sometimes the Suns; they write that LeBron James won two consecutive MVPs in 2009—did the author even give him one?

The author seems to know very little about the NBA. They recognize some players, but are completely unprofessional about other things, such as agents and shoe contracts.

With a deafening roar, Ou Shao made his dazzling entrance.

In 2008, I was fortunate enough to win glory for my country at the Olympics. [Laughing and crying emojis]

Without physical test data, the author seems clueless; the system's presence is minimal; the protagonist is invincible from the start; and the rating system is too ambiguous.

Let's vote in the new month, brothers!