Dream of Chasing the Wind on the Basketball Court
篮球逐风梦
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.9M Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Gaming & Sports
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
1.1kChapters
4Reads
6.7Score
209.1kReads · all time
In booklists 5
NBA: Looking for Stories Where the Protagonist Plays with Skill
NBA stories where the protagonist isn’t very athletic, but has great skills and a good sense of rhythm.
181Books6.5MViews1dUpdated
A Basketball Novel About Slowly Making It Into the NBA, With No System
92Books1.2MViews28dUpdated
Novels About Becoming an NBA General Manager or Head Coach
158Books13.5MViews1moUpdated
NBA Stories with a Power Forward Protagonist
89Books4.2MViews2moUpdated
Begging for Basketball Articles
Ask the protagonist to play in the Suns and be teammates with Nash
75Books260.5kViews4moUpdated
Reader comments 50
Translated by Google Translate
I've read ten chapters and it's very well written. The basketball stuff is pretty good and I won't go over it in one go. There are some other things intertwined. Five-star praise. It's just that the three-pointer is too fake, with a 90% hit rate. . . Fairy
This is a basketball novel that really stood out to me. The literary youth plus adolescence, the rich and hazy emotional descriptions of boys and girls, and the theme of striving for their dreams, make it rich in emotion and passion. It has no brothers and no basketball. I think this is the best evaluation of it.
Actually, this book is very good. The author is definitely a basketball fan and loves basketball. The general content of this book is not bad, but the emotional line is a bit messy. You can skip chapters when reading. Overall, it is okay.
I've finished reading it, it's very nice! Very exciting, very detailed description
Not bad, don't belittle it. The author is an absolute fan of basketball.
A very good, wonderful book worth collecting.
It's okay. There's also a book called "Dreams Begin with Basketball" that's also okay. I've read it several times.
Not bad, barely give it four stars
It's okay, so-so
Very good, but there are too many ads