NBA: This Superstar Is Just Too Steady

This is the first time I've seen a system that holds back the protagonist.

I stopped watching it. The more I watched it, the more I felt bad. The protagonist is just a puppet. I would rather do nothing than make a mistake, right? The author can even write that the main character only wants to be reasonable when playing basketball, and the victory or defeat of the team has nothing to do with me. That's a piece of shit. If I can't win, I'll just take a rest. If I can beat, I'll play again. Playing in the playoffs, the confrontation becomes intense, and the teammates feel cold, so what is the protagonist going to do? If you hit unreasonable balls, you will lose your status. If you hit three unreasonable balls, you will lose 12% of your status. The more you hit, the weaker you will become. If you hit reasonable balls, your teammates will hit the iron, and you will stand by and watch. After the game, the team's shooting rate will be more than ten percent, and you will be sent away with a score of 4-0, right? Then every year in the regular season, CJB played so reasonably and steadily. In the playoffs, they became more and more weak, and then they were eliminated in the first round every year, right?

His grandma's story, I couldn't avoid reading a basketball article. I was so sick of reading it that I stopped reading**

Playing does require passion, but most of the time stability must be the main focus. This article is well written. As for whether it is reasonable or not, I personally think it is more about whether you can run out of space, catch the moment when others let go, and whether you can score and make optimal defensive solutions. In fact, these are enough. This book does describe the type of teammates I want most. They do not perform when the wind is going well, but carry the banner when the wind is going against them. Who wouldn't like such teammates?

After watching half of it, I feel guilty in summary. I obviously have the ability to score 50 points, but I have to emphasize what is reasonable. If I don't contribute, is it reasonable? You obviously have the ability to lead the team to win, but I just don't contribute and just play. Is this reasonable? How can the game be completely reasonable? The winner has always been king. As long as you can win, it is reasonable. So it is reasonable to perform at a high level but at a low level. To sum it up, there is no passion at all. This is a basketball novel and nothing else. If you don't have passion, it's just a boring read.

Did you write this novel just to get scolded? It's so toxic, it's so toxic, I've read more than 30 of them and I'm hooked. What kind of novel is this? I really don't understand it. The protagonist is wearing a six-god suit and assisting a teammate who only has a god-suit. If your teammate can't have Kerry, you just keep fooling around? What is competitive spirit? It's a win! It's to earn the first place! Losing is the biggest unreasonable thing!

No matter how reasonable you play, the basic attributes are there. When you look at the data, what kind of stinky thing is this? Do you want to play support for the rest of your life?? Wiggins is still the essence of human beings with 18 points. If you don't score 15 points, forget it, and the assists can't be close to 10 per game. It's hard for people to want to watch. . .

It's outrageous. It feels like the protagonist is purely a puppet of the system. Being reasonable for the sake of being reasonable is unreasonable. What is reasonable? What is reasonable is winning.

It's unreasonable to have the ability to not produce statistics. Ball control, breakthrough, and shooting are all super giant statistics of 95 or above to average 10 points and 5 assists per game. Do you think this is reasonable?

Isn't this the protagonist of the system PUA? If it is unreasonable, concentration and mental strength will be deducted. If it is reasonable, dollars will be rewarded. One hand is a big stick and the other is sweet dates. The protagonist is forcibly taught to become a dog. The setting is too poisonous.