After Getting Kicked Out of the CBA, I Became the NBA's Rising Star

The endless off-field fan chatter, with only a few plays in a game, after the chatter is over, it's all about the players', coaches', and managers' inner monologues, then the final score and the main characters' stats, and that's it. Even a little bit about on-field interactions would be appreciated!

Foreign horses are fine, why insist on having an extra Liu? They've lost all shame.

It's very good, and the plot is also very good.

I hope the author will give us a twist where Gu Bai is seriously injured.

Despite this, Nash was still able to make difficult shots thanks to his MVP-caliber skills.

Go back and fawn over the Basketball Association, then immediately abandon the book.

At that time, could you outmaneuver Kobe on the Lakers?

It's possible that Kobe could play a supporting role to the main character. Kobe was the leader, and there might have been a conflict between him and Shaq over the playoff MVP award; Kobe himself didn't even win it.

I read a bit and immediately gave up. It was pointless. Each game was covered in a single chapter. Basically, the protagonist receives the ball, dribbles it a bit, then either passes to an assist, scores a three-pointer, or makes a layup. Then the game ends. There's absolutely no strategy involved. As long as someone's on the court, regardless of their star power, they're guaranteed to win.

You dare write about my idol like that?