NBA: I Have Heizi's Basketball

He was actually on the same team as the "Iron-Blooded" Wolf King. . . Don't you know that Garnett's "meeting ceremony" for rookies is extremely bad?

I have basically read "N" by Philo. It is already a niche subject, and the whole double-king setting reminds me of the book about "licking James" that was sold out on the street. I pointed out that the readers of "Floo" will pay for the author's own idol. I can only say that I really think too much. Even Kobe and Curry, who have written the most, have very clear priorities. Isn't writing a book like filming an anime, where the protagonist is a shadow?

I feel like the author is pretty **** when he writes that the main character doesn't try out for other teams but only becomes a second-round pick for the Timberwolves.

Commentary on the third chapter of "NBA: My Basketball with Sunspots" written about the disappearing distant place: Being Ignored.

Commentary on Chapter 18 Mental Breakdown of "NBA: My Basketball with Sunspots" written about the disappearing distant place.

Commentary on Chapter 41: One-stop Goals in "NBA: My Basketball with Sunspots" written about the disappearing distant place.

Commentary on Chapter 60: Critical Moment of "NBA: My Basketball with Sunspots" written about the disappearing distant place.