The Lakers lost their spirit even though the Brow never arrived.
They fell from fourth in the West to eleventh, and the playoffs looked all but out of reach.
This time, the one who saved the Lakers wasn't LeBron James.
It was a young man from China.
LeBron James: "Yang is my brother. With the two of us together, the Lakers are champions!"
Kobe: "Yang is the perfect fit for the Lakers. He's a lot like me!"
Magic Johnson: "My greatest signing wasn't LeBron, it was Yang!"
Michael Jordan: "I'm glad we weren't born in the same era..."
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
If the author doesn't know how to write, don't write randomly. The author is an idiot and mentally retarded.
I have character issues. From the moment I rented a house to the time I regretted it, I didn't want to watch it anymore. I was brainless.
It has always been strange that the protagonist would rather spend hundreds of attribute points to buy a vitality potion that can only be used once and has a mediocre effect. Why not add the attributes to the constitution and strength? Don't you know that if the constitution and strength are high, you are still afraid of physical exertion? The protagonist's IQ is a bit low. Sure enough, he is not a time traveler. He generally can't do math. He probably plays ball all the time and rarely takes math classes.
There is no logic at all in what I wrote at the beginning. The protagonist didn't even add a three-pointer, but he dared to shoot like this and still scored. If the extra three-pointer was added, would he be able to score under his own basket?
**Okay, attribute points can't be used to increase physical strength. I spent 300 points to buy physical strength potions. The author has a brain problem.
I feel relieved when I see so many people scolding you.
This novel is like a thread without a head, a mess, the plot is here and there. Write whatever comes to mind?
Why was so much emphasis placed on dunking before? If you can't dunk, you can't play?
Author, it's all written like this. If you are still with the Lakers, you will have no backbone at all. Don't tell me anything about Lakers feelings.
Commentary on Chapter 5 "If You Don't Fight or Die" written by Yuki Mae, "The Savior of the Lakers".