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It has not been updated for a long time, mainly because several of the books I was originally optimistic about have been blown away, and there are only a few books left that I want to recommend. Dong Wangyi's new book is still about basketball. The previous book "Flood Control Dam" was the most enjoyable basketball article I have ever read. It has a tough style, a villain's demeanor, and yet is shrewd. The character of the main character in this book is similar to the previous one. During the same period, other great basketball writers started publishing books one after another. I scanned them and found that they were all traditional basketball articles, which was boring to read. There are also some newcomers publishing books, most of them are knee-jerk people who mythologize celebrities. The previous Hammer was a flycatcher, and this Flying Dragon is a sniper. In other words, the nickname Flying Dragon is too waterlogged. The timeline is in the first year of Jordan's second dynasty. In his previous life, the protagonist participated in the draft and was selected by the Bulls. However, he was kicked out due to a fight between Jordan and the management. When he went to the Knicks to participate in a temporary contract, he had a shooting accident, which led to a tragic life. Therefore, after rebirth, the protagonist regards Jordan as his lifelong enemy and activates the dynasty sniper system. This book has a larger proportion of systems than the previous one, and the protagonist's strength improves much faster than the previous one. However, the hammer in the previous book can be said to be superhuman in some aspects, and the flying dragon in this book is still relatively human. The bully yet shrewd character makes the protagonist have conflicts one after another, and he is promoted to the top of the four bullies. The fight scenes are very enjoyable to watch. In the past, the media was mostly controlled by the public, applying layers of beautiful filters to foreign countries. But now that the Internet has developed, especially during this epidemic, various operations in foreign countries can be said to have caused the filters to collapse and their pants to be stripped off. At that time, I didn't think that in the NBA, an arena, a vanity fair, and a place full of discrimination, the character of a modest gentleman could be tolerated. Just look at Dayao and Dazhi. Compromising can only lead to improvement, but not seeking common ground while reserving differences. Therefore, even if I know that the protagonist in the author's works is unrealistic, I still enjoy watching it. Moreover, the author is a tentacle monster. It was not until the end of the last book that the update rate dropped to 6,000 updates per day. Otherwise, it had always been 10,000 updates per day. In the past few days since this book was put on the shelves, it has been updated at 20,000 times a day. The amount of updates is really cool to see. What I'm more worried about right now is that the protagonist's strength is growing very fast. I don't know what else to write about after three or four seasons. After all, the protagonist is almost invincible at that time. But if the growth is too slow, the protagonist will not be able to snipe Jordan. After all, Ewing can still play this season, but next season only the protagonist will be left, let alone sniper. Follow-up Out of nowhere, the protagonist was shot. It was difficult to suppress the protagonist on the court, so why did he come from the sidelines? It felt like I was being force-fed Xiang. And they have already written a book about NBA. Even I, who have never read NBA and only read novels, can see that the rules in the book are wrong. Now I am more impetuous when reading, and I can't skip this plot, so I will refrigerate it first. Rating dropped, 6 points, excellent work.

[Good Grass]★★★★ The book is good, a very orthodox and refreshing article, undrafted in 1996, rebirth + system, the Bulls were driven away by Jordan, and the Knicks counterattacked strongly. Like Rabbit Grass, but I feel the writing is better.

⭐️⭐️⭐️Recommended The basketball article is very well written. I like the protagonist's style. It is different from the modest and gentlemanly character in other basketball articles. It feels like it's unfinished. The taste has changed. Downgraded one star.

Flying Dragon, Wolf King, Big Barkley, Michael Jordan's nemesis, the Undertaker of the Bulls Dynasty, and the Destroyer of OK Combination, these are my nicknames, but my true identity is - NBA sniper. My goal is to step on Michael Jordan, who has not yet become a god, to become the God of Basketball.