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The Protagonist Plays from the NCAA and Is a Top-Three Guard or Small Forward in the NBA Draft.
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I'm Looking for Articles on the Nba's Step-By-Step Development, and Don't Cheat on Various Systems from the Beginning.
I'm tired of reading all kinds of cool articles about hacking various systems like this. Able to accept rebirth, predict team owners, or players step by step to the top with their brains and talent
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Is There Any Book in Which the Protagonist Acquires an Ability by Absorbing a Strange Object from Heaven and Earth?
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Let's Have Some Normal Basketball Writing
Be normal. Don't just dunk the rim to shock the audience. The problem is that after 1993, the league stipulated that dunking the rim would not count and would count as a foul. You have to be normal even if you are writing a novel.
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The writing is very nice, keep it up (ง ˙o˙)ว
Pretty good so far
Actually, I think I could write about one more season of CBA, but it's really of no use.
It's so amazing, come on!
Very good, growing type, but Duke's height, weight and other conditions will not allow him to defend against thousands of people like Nash!
It's enjoyable and has a strong sense of substitution.
Pretty good, worth a look
I feel like I can occasionally write about trivial matters in my life outside of basketball, otherwise the unexpected foreshadowing in Korea would be meaningless.
The basketball article is very good.
Good depiction of details inside and outside the stadium
It's not bad. The characters in the book are relatively vivid and can be read.
Not bad, the content is colorful and interesting.