NBA: The Hot-Headed King Gets Stronger by Blowing Off Steam

Are you writing this to attack capital? Most of the capital in the United States is Jewish, and free America shoots out every day. The writing is completely empty. You can attack the team manager and boss, but you can't fight the Jews. Most of the bosses are of Jewish blood, and most of the rich Americans are Jews. It is understandable if you want to write more comfortably, but it is slightly consistent with reality. After all, writing n is not about Pangu playing basketball and destroying a country if he does not play well.

. . . The rage is endless. . . You will probably die within a few years. . . The spleen and liver can't bear it. .

Racism in Dallas is a bit serious

Kindness. . . How to say it. . . There is some hanging, but it's not very pleasant. . . Sometimes it's even a little frustrating

... The progress of the regular season is well written! Much better than the water that comes one after another! The main and biggest poisonous point is that in every scene in the plot, you try your best to suppress the protagonist, restrict the protagonist, try your best to "suffocate the fire", and then you are satisfied with a dunk or a dragon? I don't understand this point at all. You lost the whole game and you scored a few goals. What's the point of that?

One chapter and one ball? How many chapters are you preparing for a playoff game? Do you still want anyone to subscribe?

Didn't even enter the room for the later draft? Is Novice Village like this?

Anyone who reads a book written in a dry frame system will have an increased anger level.

You wrote it, but you didn't write it. The process is just described in one stroke. What kind of magical writing method is this?

When I see Kobe, I think of iced tea