Shohoku: The Leaping Blue Sky

Mitsui came back early, but still lost. There is nothing to say about losing to Sanwang. Now with this configuration, he still lost to Hainan. I can only say that the author is useless, and he is not a third-year Amu now.

It's pretentious. After reading a few chapters, it makes you crazy. It makes you look like a crazy person and makes you crazy.

It feels like the author sometimes deliberately suppresses the protagonist's strength in order to emphasize team basketball. In the future, the protagonist wants to be a superstar like Jordan and Kobe, or an ordinary starting player who is lucky enough to be an All-Star. What is a superstar is when the team cannot break the deadlock and others are unable to do anything. Superstars can step up and kill the game. Of course, if the author arranges a path for the protagonist to be a normal starter, then I won't say that.

A person who can defeat the arrangement of the system will end up with a deadlock with Immortal Dao? (Chapter 4 on the shelves)

It ended like this, it felt very sudden, and it was still unfinished. Some holes have not been filled, but I feel that it does not matter whether these holes are filled or not. Looking forward to the author's next book, it better be a slam dunk, come on

I know you want to recreate a wave of Sakuragi, but if you get a fracture, it will kill people. A dislocation is better than a fracture. In such a fierce confrontation in the semi-finals, a fracture will 100% cause secondary damage. Your system currently has no supernatural ability except for training. Then the protagonist's arm sequelae are 100%. Other books try their best to give the protagonist a buff that will prevent him from getting hurt. But you are better off. He suffered a 90-degree fracture of his arm. Do you know what this concept is?

After watching it for a long time, I still didn't see the use of the protagonist. I kept using the protagonist to train and compete in the game. The protagonist directly became invisible.

Isn't it possible that the protagonist in the first two chapters is mentally deficient?

Commentary on the first chapter of "Basketball: Leap into the Blue Sky" written by Han Feng Luocao: The Universe Alliance Star Training Guidance System.

You wrote it randomly and didn't read it at all.