我打得真的是篮球

I can recommend a few more books that I have been saving for a while. First, this basketball article, to be honest, is a bit too ancient. Jordan retired in 1993, and the protagonist logged into the NBA. He has no understanding of the NBA during this period. Fortunately, I am just a cloud fan. I have learned about the NBA in 2000 and after 1996 from my starting point. It doesn't matter if I revisit the NBA in 1993. It is still a basketball system text. The protagonist can obtain blood points through the intensity of the game, and the blood points can be used to add points. And you can gain a certain potential of the target by knocking down your opponents on the field and increase your personal upper limit. The system settings are quite good, and the protagonist's strength improvement arrangements are also reasonable. The character of the protagonist is not a modest gentleman, but rather a strong one, nicknamed Tyrant, Loving Father, and Little Emperor, and is also known as Star Lin. The description of the game is also above the standard and there are no major problems. The biggest attraction of this book is that the author has a lot of hanging pictures. Basically, the author will attach more than a dozen pictures to each chapter, many of which are animated pictures. This gives reading a picture. Moreover, the author is very kind and never squanders data, unlike some other books that only squander the data and the number of words. This is simply money fraud and disgusting. The overall plot is pretty good, but at the end of the first season, the author didn't know what he was thinking, and put a wave of poison in it, and then a lot of readers criticized him for changing it, but after the change, the author still got tough. So I refrigerated it for a while. However, what latecomers should watch is no longer that plot, and it will have little impact. To be honest, I'm a little confused about the recent plot with Jordan. I don't know what the author is thinking. On the one hand, he gives the Bulls a bunch of debuffs, indicating that one is currently No. 1 In the regular season and the other is lingering at the end of the playoffs. On the other hand, the official game was back-and-forth, with the protagonist even at a disadvantage. It's normal to praise Jordan in basketball articles, but the premise is that you can't deliberately suppress and belittle the protagonist. The plot at the end of last season was like this, and this plot also has some hints. It made me a little bored watching it. To be fair, the overall quality of this book is relatively good, but I always felt that there was something wrong with the author's pacing. Overall score, 7 points, excellent product.

Lin Xing really just wanted to play basketball, but he was born in the 1990s and faced - the bad boys who were past their prime, Karl Malone who waved his elbows at any disagreement, the still young and immature Uncle Bao, Oakley who didn't even need to add his old name, Rodman, and the flying pig Barkley who was still in his prime... "It's not that I don't want to play basketball well, it's just that these people don't agree!" Many years later, Lin Xing blushed when faced with the actual GIFs frame by frame: "I really play basketball!"

I personally think it's a pretty good basketball article. I've been following it recently. The updates are okay.