NBA: Back to 1984, I Become Jordan's Archrival
NBA：回到84，我成乔丹宿敌
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Gaming
- Subgenre
- Basketball
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
470Chapters
22.9MReads
562.6kFlowers
10.0Score
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I think since they are old enemies, both sides must defeat each other in the finals. Otherwise, it would be boring to win the championship all by yourself. I feel like it's better if one person defeats the other person every time to defend the title.
Are you still in the harem? Are you going to become a monk at the Great Buddha Temple? You haven't accepted any girls for a long time, so why are you trying to make a fool of yourself?
The basketball writing is okay, but the emotional line is not good. If you don't write about the harem, don't write about so many women. There are several women competing for the protagonist and then the protagonist ignores them all. What's wrong? Does it have to be written this way to highlight the coldness and single-mindedness of the protagonist???
Those who win and lose are called rivals. Are you still called your rival because you win? Then call him a defeated general.
The author is a Qiao Biao. The main character is a model of peak Tracy McGrady combined with the skills of peak Kobe. It is ridiculous to beat Jordan who has just entered the league and take advantage of Qiao's gang leader when he has no physical strength. Is it nonsense?
A top boss marries a celebrity as his wife... I really don't know what to say. It's okay just for fun, but at most I'm a concubine. I'd better forget about being a wife.
The author considers buying the Warriors and becoming both a player and an owner. No one has ever written...
Is it interesting that I just deleted it and reposted it?
In the first two seasons, Liang Wenhao was the protagonist, and later the Warriors coach was the protagonist. When he wanted to arrange a loss, the coach would say: Liang's physical fitness is no longer good, and then the protagonist sat on the bench. When he wanted to win: Liang, come on! Then the protagonist, a god, descends to earth, kills everyone, and then strikes a decisive blow! Can the coach one day also say this: Liang, your physical fitness is no longer good, send your wife to my house to try to affect your physical fitness. Liang, my waist has been a bit unbearable recently, please take your wife home! Winning and losing are normal, but can the author arrange things more rationally?
If you like this book with a single heroine, is your brain a dung beetle's granary? Ah...? Normal people travel to this era, let's not talk about trivial matters such as investment. You damn travel to this era, add a golden finger, you have a single heroine... Ah?