Liang Tian, who entered the NBA in the 2002 draft: I have read a lot of novels. When I enter the league, I will create my dynasty!
Liang Tian was severely beaten by reality: When will my dynasty come?
System: It's coming, it's coming
Reader comments
It's okay, but the personnel introduction is more detailed than the game description, and the off-field impact is also briefly mentioned.
It's very interesting and very good, unlike other basketball articles with the same cookie-cutter system type.
It's very well written, just keep it up. Good luck, author.
It has flaws, but at least it's better than the same cool novels. I really enjoyed reading the cool novels at first, but after reading too much, I got bored. This one is fine so far.
Very good to watch
Tomato novels always start well, but then collapse inexplicably. At first I thought it was another nine o'clock novel, people are most afraid of the word "expectation"
Okay, come on, okay
Are you still writing this book?
Not bad, cheers for the author
Good, good, good
Good job, author
True to his word, four stars. [Pouts]
After reading nine chapters, there are several omissions, such as the omission of "wuzi" in the mission, and the omission of "zhe" in the bone collector. Sometimes the names are wrong, such as Liang Tianbian's two days [Thoughts]
It's very well written. Why don't you write it again?
Don't use the knife. That's okay.
Just watch a player grow from an NBA backup water cooler manager to a superstar. When the experience card expires, some touch and basketball experience will be left behind. Goldfinger is about raising the upper limit of the protagonist. I haven't seen any plots about women so far.
The writing is much better than most
The writing is very good, the writing is clear, and I really like this kind of growth-oriented protagonist. The only criticism is that the updates are not stable.
Do you mean writing when you are happy and stopping when you are unhappy?
It's okay, but the personnel introduction is more detailed than the game description, and the off-field impact is also briefly mentioned.
It's very interesting and very good, unlike other basketball articles with the same cookie-cutter system type.
It's very well written, just keep it up. Good luck, author.
It has flaws, but at least it's better than the same cool novels. I really enjoyed reading the cool novels at first, but after reading too much, I got bored. This one is fine so far.
Very good to watch Tomato novels always start well, but then collapse inexplicably. At first I thought it was another nine o'clock novel, people are most afraid of the word "expectation"
Okay, come on, okay
Are you still writing this book?
Not bad, cheers for the author
Good, good, good
Good job, author
True to his word, four stars. [Pouts]
After reading nine chapters, there are several omissions, such as the omission of "wuzi" in the mission, and the omission of "zhe" in the bone collector. Sometimes the names are wrong, such as Liang Tianbian's two days [Thoughts]
It's very well written. Why don't you write it again?
Don't use the knife. That's okay.
Just watch a player grow from an NBA backup water cooler manager to a superstar. When the experience card expires, some touch and basketball experience will be left behind. Goldfinger is about raising the upper limit of the protagonist. I haven't seen any plots about women so far.
The writing is much better than most
The writing is very good, the writing is clear, and I really like this kind of growth-oriented protagonist. The only criticism is that the updates are not stable.
Do you mean writing when you are happy and stopping when you are unhappy?