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NBA: No. 1 Forward
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Synopsis
Follow the captivating journey of Lian Dao, once a promising basketball talent whose career was derailed by a devastating injury. Discovering a mysterious jersey that transports him back in time, he discovers he has a system that grants him extraordinary abilities that elevates his skills to superhuman levels.
Empowered by this second chance and driven by newfound determination, he embarks on a quest to reclaim his place in the fiercely competitive world of professional basketball. Navigating the complexities of fame, rivalry, and personal growth, he relies on the system to reshape his destiny as the foremost forward in the NBA. His journey transcends mere success on the court, propelling him towards a singular goal: to transform from a comeback story into the greatest basketball player of all time.
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SYSTEM INITIALIZING
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NBA TALENT INHERITANCE SYSTEM ACTIVATED
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The fact that most of the novel’s information is backed up by the real world is big plus for me cause everything is easier to understand and not much world building is required to immerse the readers. The story is incredible and the basketball matches (at least the notable/relevant ones are well thought out and described which makes it easier to imagine the match itself in my head. I gave the main character a 4 out of 5 as I haven’t seen much of his life outside of Basketball, maybe later we’ll see something about it cause rn there’s still in the NCAA tournament. And one of the best features about the novel is the updates itself. Author dropping 30 chapters in 3 days then 2 per day after is another big plus for me. I definitely recommend this book especially for those who like or are interested in basketball.