The Ice Emperor in Teiko

The author just likes to force a 50-50 split, which is the case in several books. No matter how strong the protagonist is, the Miracles can stand with the protagonist with all their strength, and there is no sense of satisfaction at all. There is nothing to say about this well written, but there is no sense of expectation. After all, according to the way you write it, you will have to struggle with the Miracles for a long time anyway, and it feels like you are exaggerating the strength of the Miracles and suppressing the protagonist. Don't you think, the protagonist is cheating, and it takes all his strength to defeat the Miracles. Isn't this more satisfying? Shouldn't you, a cheater, be crushed? Not to mention crushing, shouldn't it be easy? It makes readers feel frustrated, and they feel that the protagonist is not cheating, the Miracles are the ones who have the system. Brother, no matter how strong it is, it is just a high school freshman game in Xiaotian. Although it is in Black Basket, but if you watch the theater version, several undrafted players can beat the Miracles. If it weren't for the anime called Kuroko's Basketball, it was drawn by Xiaotian. In reality, it would be a ghost to make a comeback. Is it a slam dunk? * As for the expressiveness of the protagonist, it is far worse than the two cores of the Dragon Team. Why enter n? After all, if they lead the team alone, the Dragon Team's Tinfoil and Nashya can definitely crush the Miracles by a big score. The movie version feels like it is not possible, but the opponent is all the Miracles plus Vulcan and Kuroko, and the result is won through a kill. Hey, it's just one sentence anyway, it's frustrating to watch.

The protagonist is really difficult to deal with. He is a top-notch two-faced person. His classmate Teikou, who has been with him for three years, is not as good as the Shuchiin protagonist group that he just met. Indeed, the protagonist has no obligation to care about other people's growth paths, but is this lack of contact a bit? In the first year, they even ate ice cream together, and the relationship between the protagonist and the others in Teikou was getting better and better. Those who didn't know thought that the protagonist's personality was split. They were two people in junior high school and high school. Is it true that ordinary people who have only met each other a few times can be more familiar with classmates than they have been with for three years? The sense of fragmentation is too strong, this book begins to collapse from Shujiin

The protagonist has a system! Cheating, the era of miraculous success two years ago! Then after two years of hard training! Now I'm dating Aomine 55, who has been in trouble for 2 years! None of them are as powerful as the one from the Dragons who came out to beat the Five Miracle Era!

Platinum Star changes skin, right? Just change the name of the master to another dimension? Then you play the same thing again. From the high school stage to the professional stage, your ratings drop and your skills can no longer be used? And then which team is the star of hope? Then which star will he play with and open up another dimension at the same time? It's really mindless, right? You can either follow the original setting of Black Basketball, where the Generation of Miracles is second only to the top talents in the United States; or you can simply open up your imagination and give all n stars superpowers. You hang me in the middle and get a role player to come out. What are you writing?

Forcibly suppressing the protagonist's strength, the protagonist's strength has barely improved for several consecutive years

So, the miracle is a monster, and the protagonist is also a monster. Why is it that the protagonist is still worse than other miracles who have failed to put down his training?

To be honest, the agreement with Iino Yako's father is ridiculous. "If you don't win the championship in basketball, your life will be arranged by him." Do you really think of him as your own father? It's like there's something wrong with my brain

After reading the comments, I suddenly didn't want to read them anymore.

Instead of going to Xiuzhi, I will go to Sanno. OK, I reluctantly accept it. After all, you said you made the decision from the beginning. But I have a few questions I'd like to know. 1. You plan to go to a beautiful country to play in the NCAA after winning the championship in your first year! What should the heroine do? As mentioned earlier, we opened the harem to have Noyako in May, but she will be gone when May is gone. What should I do with Noyako? Their family all regards the protagonist as their son-in-law. If it's not good enough, they just ignore it? Or do you want the heroine to wait for the protagonist for a few years before they break up? Or should we wait for the heroine to fly to college to find the protagonist? I hope the author can handle the heroine well. 2. Why does the protagonist's strength improve so slowly? In the first year, he was promoted from an ordinary person to beyond the age of miracles. In the next two years, he improved steadily. Those who didn't know better thought that the protagonist was not cheating. Now I feel like I can't even beat Qingfeng. Isn't it a bit lame to have cheated like this for 3 years? Don't stress the protagonist's strength.

When you watch Black Basketball fandom, don't you watch Rainbow Team? Could it be that I clicked in to see James?