Basketball is a game, but it's also a serious sport! Everyone has the right to play the game in their own way. If you want to compete, you have to give it everything you've got!
Li Youran is an honorable, upright Chinese man, a basketball prodigy! He turned down an offer from the CBA and came to Japan to honor a childhood promise to Aida Riko, where he met the "Generation of Miracles"!
I hear the "Generation of Miracles" are amazing? Sorry, you're all going down!
Behind-the-back dunk!
Powerful one-handed slam!
360-degree two-handed dunk!
Come on, see you on the court!
Freedom is the rule of the game.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
After reading the introduction, I am basically sure that the author is a pro-Japanese man. In the event of a war between China and Japan, it would be right to arrest him first.
What the introduction says is nothing compared to miracles
The main character is too short, only 175cm tall. For a basketball player, he is a third-level handicap. If he adds 20 centimeters, he will be more attractive.
I don't know what this SB author wrote????
I can't accept the heroine being flat-chested, haha
To be honest, there are none of those miracle wall hangings you listed.
SB article written by the author, playing ball at 1.5 Meters
Is the dunk in the introduction really useful? Unless you are a basketball player and take off directly from the three-point line, that's right, take off, a whirlwind slam dunk.
As far as the introduction is concerned, professional players who are slightly better at playing these skills in reality can basically do it, in n that basically * street! Are these skills useful? In reality, it can only be used to show off! Or appear in the Slam Dunk Contest! It's useless in actual combat! Not to mention going inside the black basket!
Can you change the subject back to basketball?