I never once said the novel is trash, did I? I simply pointed out the negatives. Doesn't mean I find it unreadable or unentertaining. Stop being so insecure and try to accept criticism every now and then.

My opinions are very well-intentioned, but fr some reason you clearly don't react well to criticism. I didn't disrespect you, didn't call you names, nothing. I simply said what I thought was dumb. Why exactly do you think my comments aren't well-intentioned?

So I add my opinion to your novel, and because of that I'm a piece of trash? You can't take criticism? Do you expect everyone to like your work without fail? I'm simply pointing out things that I think are wrong and/or unrealistic. Use these critiques as you wish, but calling me names just because I don't agree with what you wrote is just childish.

Im reviewing the novel, criticizing it. It's my opinion. Why are acting so butthurt when this isn't even a book you've written? It's just a Copy and Paste of some random MTL. And even if you've actually written this, my arguments are still the same: Repetitive, no character development, unrealistic, poor grammar, etc.

This is NOT an original work. This is a Machine-Translated Chinese Novel. I had my suspicions before, but around chapter 80/90 Weibo, a chinese social media, is mentioned out of nowhere. The quality of the story is already extremely below average. There's no character development, only NBA games consecutively without any focus on the personal life of the main character. The games themselves are full of unrealistic plays, exaggerated "commentary", and constant mentions on how the MC is a center doing 'guard-like' plays. Literally every other paragraph goes like this: "It's impressive that he, a center, can do this." and "Is he really a center?!" and "He is a center but shoots like a guard!!" every f*ing time. Overall a very disappointing experience.

So Pau Gasol passed the ball to Kobe, Kobe had enough time to look around and make the decision to pass the ball back, the ball gets deflected, players fall and stabilize themselves before finally getting up and grabbing the ball... and yet there's still 3.8 seconds on the clock when they start running? Hm...

Now this is just unrealistic. No professional player, specially one with the experience Kobe has, would pass the ball here. They would just protect it using their body and waste time. This is just unnecessary Main Character syndrome added to the story.

Grammar is extremely awkward, characters reactions and actions are extremely over-the-top, dialogue/thoughts are very cringy, and the main character is supposed to be a 27 year old GROWN MAN in the body of a 5 yo kid, but acts and thinks just like a child would. His mother is initially portrayed as this amazing woman that stayed with him when everybody else didn't (in his previous life), but she just comes off as an abusive and aggressive person. First thing she does in the story is to "Furiously yell" at her 5yo son and hit in the face because he committed the horrible crime of forgetting to brush his teeth before breakfast. She then proceeds to keep "Angrily yelling" at her son and husband. It is also mentioned that these beating are very common in their household.His dad... well, honestly the dad is very normal.The MC is a child. Literally and figuratively. He's supposed to be a fully grown man, but has extremely childish actions. He arrived at school and got 'In a trance' after seeing the beautiful young lady at the door, blushing as she smiled at him, forgetting to talk/move (27yo btw). He then proceeds to get lost on his thoughts while his coach is talking, only responding to him when another kids nudges him on the shoulder, which results on him being on the bench. The writing and pace of the story are strange. The writing seems rushed while the starting plot is full of filler, creating this big contrast that just doesn't really work for me.

Just seems like a horrible mother. He's a 5 year old child. I honestly completely dislike her.

So why did they not start with tactic in the first place?

How? He shot once and got 3 assists. If anything, he has no motivation to score, from their point of view.

Basically means the guy is not scared/gets nervous when it matters. I guess saying "Ice in his veins" is another way to explain it.

that's actually a simple but effective plan

She wouldn't, but in the movies and the book she did ask that same question.

Spare me D:

Yeah, I guess this is where I say goodbye and never read it again. Good luck to whomever has enough determination to proceed further.

Last time I read an MTL with a similar plot was one where the transmigrated MC was married to Kushina...... and she NTR'd him with Mikoto dozens of chapters later. He remains oblivious to it as well. I've been fucking traumatized ever since. Just by reading the title and synopsis I can SMELL the odor of a horrible Naruto novel.