Losing Mvp

What I originally thought was the best part about this book was that the protagonist came back from a disadvantage in every game, and it took forty or fifty minutes to decide the winner. The core of it is nothing more than the contrast between pulling the hips in the early stage and being super awesome in the later stage. Each game lasted for forty or fifty minutes, and all the professional players had trembling bladders and bitter looks on their faces when they saw this team. Every time he narrates this team's game, the commentator's mouth becomes dry, his throat becomes hoarse, and he eventually faints from exhaustion. A substitute commentator is even specially prepared for him. When every spectator sees this team, no matter how disadvantaged it is in the early stage, they will naturally say, "The game will officially start in 15 minutes." &Quot; -------- When I was writing, I realized that I couldn't write any of this. I read the first few chapters several times, but I just felt uncomfortable and uncomfortable at all. It is really difficult to write cool articles. I used to hate short-form articles, but now I understand that when I start writing, I understand that others are not only good at writing low-level articles, but understand that more people will read this way. I'll do more research, this is a big question.