
NBA: I’m Russell Westbrook’s Trainer
NBA我是威少训练师
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 524k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Gaming & Sports
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- 开局系统已坏,只好带威少拿冠军Alternate title on Fanqie
232Chapters
271Reads
8.2Score
46Listens
49.7kReads · all time
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There is very little money for this kind of writing. The author's passion is equal to the writing style. The writing style is quite soft, and the description of the characters' expressions is okay. If I can get some extra money through recommendations, I'll just update and write normally.
This way of writing the proxy game is really novel and good.
It's rare to find a book that doesn't praise James' stinky feet. Other NBA articles are all about James coming down from heaven. The author of this article describes James by combining reality and adding his own speculation. It's very vivid and cannot be said to be exactly the same. Having said that, many deeds about James are written down one by one in words. Why do some people say that the author is James Hei? Oh, I understand. If I don't praise you, James will be James Black 🤭
Update started again? This is the first time I have seen the way the business league NBA is written. It is very well written and reflects the smoothness and ruthlessness of the businessman LBJ very well. Also, it downplays the protagonist's side story and concentrates on basketball. Most people come to watch basketball. Do you know why your grades were not good before? You wrote too slowly. Maybe you have your own plans and want to write more detailed, rounder, and longer. But if you plan like this, you have to accept the disadvantages of slow writing. If you write faster, you will read a faster book. No one cares about your writing speed. If you write slower, it will require more time to accumulate the book.
I finished reading this book in three days. Unfortunately, it is too short. The difficulty of this type of subject lies in the fact that it is too long, the protagonist's growth curve is too slow, and it is difficult to bring excitement to readers. The content in the competition is too monotonous, and there are not many plots outside the competition. Due to various restrictions, the audience does not have time to follow the protagonist through a long period of growth, resulting in low popularity. But there are many good things in this book, whether it is the detailed description off the scene, or the author's thoughts can be seen in the transition, detailed description, and writing style. I hope to see such good writing on this subject again.
It is a non-mainstream NBA article, but it is better than most mainstream NBA articles. It has stories and plots. It's not written like a running account. Unfortunately, the number of words is too few, so I can only write one first.
Is that okay? So short Can the author write less emotional drama and more about Westbrook😀
It's good-looking, the description of James is very realistic, and it makes up for my regrets about Westbrook.
There is not a lot written about basketball, it feels more about things outside the game, but the writing style is indeed delicate, this kind of narrative method is rare, and the language is very humorous, and it is not very difficult to read. I finished reading it in one day, and I can only say that the author will update quickly 😠 😠 😠
I have read too many basketball novels about players, coaches, general managers, and owners, and it was the first time I saw a trainer. It's obvious that the author knows his stuff.