NBA: My Body Is Too Weak, So I Automatically Turn Evil

I'd like to give you a suggestion, don't write too much 180, it's a bit annoying to read. You already know it. You should write each chapter at least four or five times. It's not necessary.

The 180 club means that you must have two points, 50 three-pointers, 40 free throws and 90 or more. Even if your shooting percentage is two points, 90 three-pointers, 90 free throws and 89, it is not considered the 180 club. Then the NCAA calls it MOP, not FMVP. When you write a book, just check the information carefully. It doesn't take much effort to search on Baidu!

In N novels, I feel like it's not interesting to write about insider information. It's easy to get more than 100 points or 30 or 40 consecutive wins. As an insider, Olga Malone's strength is standard, right? The skills of Dayao and Dameng are also standard features in this type of novel, right? Chamberlain's physical strength is also standard, right? There's also Magic's organization, Kobe or Jordan's fade away, Curry's shooting, etc. What used to be James' breakthrough may now be Antetokounmpo's. Basically every author who writes inside lines will write it like this, but when it is written like this, it basically belongs to aliens, and it feels boring.

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About persistence is the key to victory, the book "NBA: Poor health, automatically blackened" Chapter 1, first blackened chapter review.

It seems that there is no one who can write about Gua Ge well. Now almost no one knows how to use Gua Ge as a triple threat.

You can use fouls to break Rose's personal defense, but in the next game, you are defeated by the unlimited defense changes? Is it reasonable? Keep making fouls (=_=)

This is my first time seeing this subject, come on

What are the effects after blackening? Let me post a big notification.

Although it has been cut off, I still want to say that even if defense is a weakness, there is no need to write it so weak. After all, the height and wingspan are there.