NBA: I'm Really Just an Ordinary Coach

It feels pretty good ~ I can accept the gradual development of the series. After all, no basketball star can become awesome overnight! Jordan can't do it, and the same goes for Kobe. I'm tired of reading too many directly invincible coaching articles~ I hope the author can keep it up! Come on!

The writing is very good, come on, stop being a eunuch

It's not bad. As I continued reading, it contained a lot of things, including running a company and running a harem. I found it quite enjoyable! It's just that he revealed that time travelers are quite poisonous, and he really isn't afraid of being dragged into slices.

The writing is really good, but what I like is the nurturing feeling of growing up with the new team members. The protagonist's behavior makes me uncomfortable. In reality, I have come across enough people like this, and I don't want to encounter them in a novel.

The head coach should use more medicine to recover from injuries. This will unleash the power of the team! Let those frustrated All-Stars embark on their own careers. For example, Emperor Oden

I've finished reading the first part. It's well written. Come on [like][like][like] After winning the championship for the first time, the protagonist seems to have been deceived.

Yes, it disappeared just when it was exciting, eh!

I didn't expect that the author would write about Zhang Chunru. I was very surprised. I didn't expect that there would be another one. Thinking of Mr. [I almost cried]. It is [shocking] to be able to see the realization of history's long-cherished wish from here. Also, is the author studying history? [What]

It's a very good book. Compared with other system flows, I prefer this kind of gradual cultivation, rather than giving a prop to make you invincible at the beginning.

Very good NBA writing, neither too fast nor too slow It's just Chapter 144 [Staring]. There's no other meaning. I just don't want to get involved in some disasters and sufferings when reading the novel.

In fact, Kirilenko and Joe Johnson are particularly difficult to trade. First of all, Kirilenko is the Jazz's starter. Johnson is a newcomer trained by the Suns. The only ones that can be easily traded are Gerald Wallace and Stephen Jackson. Ginobili comparison is also possible. Lagabert has always been a day laborer. Approximately. In 2002, these four people can join the team.

This is the best NBA novel I have ever read.

This book is quite interesting. It is a systematic text but not a brainless text. It uses the coach as the protagonist to lead the team to grow slowly. It is really good.

After listening to this book, my initial impression was: I feel that I don't have that high talent, and it would be good to be a top "role" player like Stephen Jackson. You can be very successful if you do one thing to the extreme. But when I heard about the Knicks vs. Bobcats, Tang Feng's understanding of life accumulated through age, time, and experience, and his altruistic spirit, made his team better. That kind of spiritual attribute is very attractive and respectful, but only if you have time, experience, and money to be able to make yourself good and make the people around you better.

It feels good. It's not like some novels where Jordan returns to 18 years old and Wang Zhelin transforms into O'Neal in a year. It is indeed a very good basketball novel.

It's really good overall, with the inevitable matryoshka dolls, but what drove me to the end was the coveted teams the protagonists formed with each new team, which was a great feeling and gave you hope of where they could go. There is a female protagonist but she has basically no role. There are also some people involved in business and politics, but only a little bit. Most of them are basketball, so you can rest assured. In the process of constantly forming and cultivating the team, we have created very vivid star images one by one, as well as the reassuring warmth and blood-spraying passion among the stars, protagonists and fans. It's worth watching, and the overall score is about nine points.

To be honest, I've been watching this for a long time. With the players, strength and equipment of this Conqueror, I really can't think of anyone who can beat them, unless they get thick eyebrows and James together [face covering]

This book gave me a different feeling than most sports articles I have read before. Rebirth or time travel, there are things to do and things not to do. 1. The protagonist frequently changes teams, not by upgrading or changing maps, but by starting over, challenging himself who was successful in the past, surpassing himself, raising his ambitions, and avoiding meaningless hydrology. 2. The description of the game is both detailed and brief. I personally feel it is very good. It is better to write more than ten chapters for one game. From the beginning to the end of every minute, from the beginning to the end of every game in the league, I have read enough novels to write about them. 2. Regarding the issue of revealing time travel or golden fingers, this avoids some tragedies and also brings great benefits to the protagonist. 3. Some writing techniques are very helpless, for example: a smile of surprise/confusion/xx appears on the face, which has appeared so many times that it hurts to see it. Overall, this is an interesting book and worth reading.

The protagonist has an online IQ and a high emotional intelligence, and the plug-ins are relatively reasonable. The writing is very good and the content is very rich. It can be seen that a lot of effort was put into researching the information. It's not watery, looks very smooth, and doesn't feel uncomfortable. Although it is a cool article, the arrangement is quite reasonable. Overall, I like it even though it has flaws. Well, my favorite part is the protagonist's battle of wits with the media, the battle of wits with other coaches, and the protagonist's positivity towards the players. I have to say that the author has a high emotional intelligence and is very eloquent.

After watching the NBA for more than ten years, this book fulfilled several of my fantasies: 1. Paul and Kobe team up to win the championship 2. The Rebirth of Rose and Hill 3. The rebirth of Auden and Weber 4 Duncan's consecutive championships, although not with the Spurs 5 The Yasukuni Shrine was bombed, haha

Normal secrets, hidden secrets. The first 600 chapters are partly poisonous, but overall they are good. Not enough consideration is given to the actions of other characters. But I can see it. After Chapter 600, due to the large disconnect between the development in the text and reality, there is no way to apply it. Exposing the inadequacy of sitting deduction ability.

So far, this is a very exciting coaching article, keep up the good work!

This book is excellent. Except for the shit-telling part, which I kept skipping to watch, it is definitely 10 points and 5 stars. 👍 The ending technique is equally outstanding. 👍 The way Darko Miličić changes his destiny because of the protagonist is excellent. 👍

It's rare to see coaching articles. This one is really well written and worth recommending.

It's a pity that if there weren't the so-called "showdown" complex and the private stuff mixed with Lao Zhan's paragraphs, this would be the number one NBA article in my heart. Of course, it is still in the top few, but it is still a bit regretful.

A very good book, of course, it would be more enjoyable if you have a better understanding of the development of the NBA in recent years!

Although it is a cool article, the logic is clear and it looks good.

I commented after I won the championship in the first season. Although the author's description of the game scenes is not as good as others', because I have read 4 NBA novels, his writing of pre-game motivation, player mobilization, player transactions, sensational dialogue, rhetorical games, etc. Is the best I have ever seen. It made me cry with excitement and moved me to tears several times. Although there was system support, he did not abuse it to the point of mindless cheating. Plot twists and turns, ups and downs, 10 points for it, highly recommended

The plot doesn't drag on, it's great. Although there are regrets, there are so many perfections. From the place where the dream begins to being passed down to your own children, it is undoubtedly a perfect ending. The rest is just your imagination.

The writing is very good. If the writing of winning the championship is a little more difficult, the story unfolds with the hardships and twists and turns of winning the championship. Dynasty is a bit boring to watch every time, but the part with the Lakers will be very good! Overall, it's pretty good, and the storylines of several girlfriends are also pretty good.