Fantasy, feel it rushing over me
--No potential for magic, except in a few cases where the potential is on par with the strongest
Shortly afterwards all of subspace seemed to vibrate and tremble as hundreds of devil lions began to appear and roar back.
while it might
The moment Mao Lu stepped out of the training chamber he noticed that something was wrong. The air tasted stale and there was a thick fog floating around the corridor, the white flame walls appeared dim and somewhat grey.
The girl looks up, her red eyes make me flinch. I've never been good at watching others cry, especially when it's because of me.
"Perfect manners." Feng muttered.
[sighs again]
Eamon led the others into a small room with a strange, glowing door. There was a chair next to the door and in it sat a young boy. He had short blond hair and a very childish face, even though he seemed quite tall. The confusing difference between his size and how childish his face looked caught Arata by surprise. He had somehow perfectly balanced himself on the back two legs of the chair as he was fully leaning back and staring at the ceiling with a fascinated gaze. Eamon moved towards the door, gesturing to the young boy.
300 lords:so sorri… actually…
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.
The initial chapters were below average and felt like the author was new to writing a novel. There was a severe lack of explanations and buildups and so many unresolved plot points. But later on, the quality improved and the recent chapters are of much higher quality. I am looking forward to future chapters.