零秒绝杀

August 23rd.

This is a story that happened at the same time and space as Gan Guoyang (the protagonist of the author's previous work on another website, if you haven't seen it, it will not affect your reading of this article). Of course, it is not in the NBA, but on campus, among a group of children in the ivory tower. The protagonist's father was a national basketball player, but he said goodbye to basketball for some reason, and then abandoned the protagonist's mother and son for a chance to regain his basketball dream. This made the protagonist almost insulated from basketball since he was a child under his mother's education. But things always have their course, and perhaps it is fate that the protagonist finally encounters the ball that makes people love and hate him, and forms an indissoluble bond with him. His destiny and his life have also changed since then...

[Categories: Basketball competition articles (one of the three best sports articles ever read by a single author), campus articles] The title of the book is attractive, the cover is sweet (the shot is drawn, the soul painter), the introduction is perfect (definitely in the top ten, the author can recite it word for word), the content is wonderful, the author racked his brains in the whole book but couldn't pick out a single poisonous point, that's it. Mr. Yang's new book. The author's original name is "I've Been a Sheep" (Zongheng, not Hupu Sports). He writes well and uses the previous book as the background. It's a serious basketball article that contains a lot of laughs! Nowadays, there are fewer and fewer good campus articles, because they are all the same routine. But the writing of this book is eye-catching. If you don't read this book, you will be at a loss! Some people say that the prologue (the part about the divorce of the protagonist's parents) is a poisonous point. Shan Zhu believes that the entire book is based on this plot. Without it, there would be no story, from the protagonist losing his memory and not remembering his father, to his father anonymously coaching the protagonist in basketball, to his father secretly helping the protagonist to go to the United States for training, and finally getting to know his father. It can be said that this incident connects the main plot development of the entire book, and it is very beautiful to use it as a preface. Also, I particularly like the characters created by Mr. Yang in the book. They are not too distinct - the protagonist Lu Yuan (6 yuan) is naturally cute but not stupid, has a good rapport with girls, and is extremely talented. In the early stage, he was afraid of dogs, stingy, and loved to take advantage; in the later stage, he went to the United States to train underworld. When I think about it, my memory triggers and causes a split personality, integrating into my brother's mature character. During the battle with James' son, Jin went from a selfless state to score 50 points and added a buzzer beater. After the game, he returned to being cute and completely forgot how the game happened... Of course, I really like the cute side of Da Lu Yuan! There are also the main heroine Jia - Lu Yuan's childhood sweetheart - who looks innocent but is actually very powerful and violent - Yu Meng, the heroine Lin from the Heavenly Party - who cosplays sexy - Si Fan, Tie Suo Hengjiang's basketball skills are as strong as a dog, and the standard school cool boy Bai Ye who can stand up for his brothers. His voice is sissy (now normal) but his figure is extremely tall. And his good friend Wang Yourong who nervously goes to the toilet to vomit before every game. The single female coach Gao Jing, who is so funny that she doesn't like to train bench players, but has extremely high passing talent and the team's last secret weapon Zeng Lingzhi, and the beautiful and peaceful female schoolmaster Huang Junlu, who is actually sinister, cold, mysterious and unscrupulous, the standard female villain (Zhou), the always guilty father Lu Zihao, the good wife and loving mother Xu Jing... The writing written by Mr. Yang is very real and close to real life. The single owner likes it very much and must recommend it! [PS1: Mr. Yang is currently opening three games! Generally, great masters are very powerful at both openings. Mr. Yang... I won't say it's useless, but I'll give you 101 points. I'm afraid you'll be modest if I lose one point...! [PS2: I also recommend Mr. Yang's other books, especially "The Golden Age of Basketball" and "The Silver Empire of Basketball"! The protagonist, center Gan Guoyang (who once worked as a sheep), is in the 20th century, but these two books are not at the starting point. Wondering how good these two books are? Take a look at the biography of Forrest Gump (extra) in "Zero Seconds", summarizing Gan Guoyang's entire career, which will make people have the urge to read those two books!

If basketball literature can be considered a niche, then campus basketball is a niche within a niche. Although it is actually closer to our lives and theoretically makes reading more immersive, the audience is still far less than that of the NBA. And this book is a campus basketball novel. The protagonist is a high school freshman. Although his biological father is actually a former national basketball player, because his parents divorced and he lived with his mother, he has never really been exposed to basketball before due to his mother's intentional actions. As a result, because of certain people and certain things, he began to become associated with basketball. From then on, he fell in love with this orange elf and couldn't stop it. In terms of personality, this protagonist is actually a bit like Sakuragi in Slam Dunk. He is relatively outgoing and carefree. Although he is a newbie, he has amazing learning talent and physical fitness, rapid progress, and high fighting spirit. The reason why this book is outstanding is of course not only because of the protagonist, but also because of many other well-drawn characters who jointly construct and promote this story. The author's writing is simple and his style is calm, making it a masterpiece suitable for slow reading.