控球法师

It feels like from the beginning of this book, Tucao's complaints have become more comprehensive, and his creations have become more comfortable. In addition to the heroine, he seems to be making some attempts. For an online novel, it is not a good thing to change the heroine frequently. This is actually criticized in this book, especially the inexplicable loss of contact with the first Chinese original girlfriend - although in fact there is an explanation, it feels more like a blunt transition for Emma's rise to power later on, not to mention, another loli is replaced later - Rabbit is indeed a lolita control and understands the secrets of nurturing. Of course, overall, because it is a sports article, the impact is not very big. Back to basketball itself, in terms of the overall plot line, Tucao is undoubtedly familiar with it and can pick it up at his fingertips. From an innovative perspective, this is of course not good, but a mature work seems to be like this, at least there will be no worries about sudden collapse. However, the pace of this book is indeed too fast, and it is almost easy to become invincible. In the end, I even had to make a bloody plot of changing teams due to injuries. Whether that was a failure or not is a matter of opinion. There are not many parts in this book that really make people feel passionate, or even none at all. Perhaps this is because of the temperament of the protagonist and his position - the point guard, the team's brain itself has a requirement to keep a calm mind? In short, as a competitive novel that should be exciting, it seems somewhat lacking. Of course, it is quite refreshing. In addition to basketball, this book also adds a lot of plots in the entertainment industry. The protagonist even goes to film in person, but I personally don't like it very much. It feels a bit nondescript. Later popes handled this aspect better, which can be considered an improvement. If you haven't read this book, I still recommend reading it. Although the later games tend to be a bit verbose, the previous chapters are still very good. If you don't like the off-field plot, you can just skip it.

Using your brain to play ball, watching the works of "The Rabbit Cuts the Grass", there is a feeling of watching the protagonist Fang Wushuang. PS: Another Super Lord of the Rings book is also good.

Tucao's basketball novels all have routines, so I'd recommend this one. The protagonist is relatively positive, has a good attitude, and is not Long Aotian. The description of the basketball profession is thoughtful and the language is humorous.

The Rabbit God novel must be a masterpiece