NBA: I Have More Championship Rings Than I Can Wear on Both Hands

A very good novel. Compared with other novels, this novel is very real. The protagonist grows up step by step. I have read more than 30 novels about basketball. This one is the best. I don't understand why the rating is low.

There is no cliché of being invincible at the beginning, but more of a process of striving to move forward unswervingly towards a goal. The existence of Golden Finger only makes up for the lack of talent in the pig's feet. The description of the NBA league and players is more objective than most sports books. Although the emotional setting has the bad street stallion character of most sports books, this does not cover up that this is an excellent basketball novel [top post]

I think the writing is okay, although there are some minor flaws, but overall it's still good. It's a free novel in itself, so it's not good for some people to always give low scores [awkward laugh] It's a pity that the loss in the fourth season caused this book to lose a lot of readers. In fact, the rest of it is still very interesting. It's a pity, this is 🍅, it's hard to get ahead with slow writing.

The writing is ok, not procrastinating, not clumsy, and there is no situation where I haven't finished five or six or even seven or eight chapters of a game. Come on.

This is the best NBA cool article I have ever read. Although the protagonist clearly had the ability to win the championship in the early stage, he was deliberately arranged by the author to miss the championship for various reasons. I really disliked it (this is the main reason for the low rating. People don't want to experience the waste and anger of life in the cool article). Looking back, isn't life like this! Only through ups and downs can we become greater! There is a beginning and an end, there are ups and downs, there are priorities and times, and the author's creation is added to reality. The characters are delicately carved, and the storyline has ups and downs. The previous seasons are described in detail, and the progress of the subsequent seasons is accelerated, without delay or repetition! Give thumbs up to the author (the system settings are very good, the article is well written), recommend this article (it can be worth a high score of 9.5), And give suggestions to readers (speed up the unpleasant parts, skip to read)!

I have read more than 70 chapters, and I personally think it is a very interesting book! Why is the rating so low? Many people's comments said that there are no champions in more than 200 chapters. Isn't this normal? Being as strong as the Chosen One is not a championship that can only be won by joining a team. How strong do you think a player who has not grown up can be? His system is not a powerful sign-in system, can it still reach full level in one go? Then the finale will come to an end in just a few chapters! The author's writing style is good, and many things are written with a personal touch. Patriotism is not a mindless love for fellow citizens. When you go abroad, the potential enemies to defend yourself against are your colleagues. It is difficult for people who have no experience of living abroad to understand. Keep chasing books. This is the food I found after discarding more than 10 high-scoring books. I felt inspired and wrote many more comments.

There is a system and NBA articles about losing every day. Brothers who like to be abused should read it.

I have read nearly 500 chapters so far and it is worth reading. The best thing about this book is probably its overall coherence. The plot is more in line with the real Earth online, the power development curve is okay, and the protagonist's character design is also pretty good. As for the shortcomings, firstly, after reading Shuangwen for a long time, I feel that the early combat power is a bit slow to increase, so you have to be patient and read it. Second, the details are quite poor, with many typos and wrong sentences, which is quite shocking, especially since the early data is always the Crimson King. In addition, there are some other bad things, too lazy to type. The summary is that it lasts longer than most basketball articles (most of the other books I read lasted from one to two hundred chapters), and I can give it a five-star support (it's rare for me to have a book that lasts so long). The actual level should be 8.0-9.0. The details are really flawed. If I hadn't read the book for a long time, I might not be able to reach the end. [Cool]

Don't overtake Jordan whether you come or not. Jordan's achievement was due to the right time, place and people. It was a very strong chance. Strong ability does not mean high achievement. Times have changed, the rules are different, and who can you win in a less confrontational game? No one can win, so where do you get the recognition and achievements? ! !

It's pretty good. The rating is low. Maybe it's because the front development makes others think it's too long, but I quite like this kind of accumulation and development. There are also some domestic stars in the front, but the back is perfect.