NBA Ace Manager: Building an All-Star Team First

I really like this kind of book about being a team manager or coach. It is much better than the book about becoming a player in seconds. It is recommended not to force the role of domestic players. Our level is actually not good enough. Don't forcefully enhance it, as it will reduce the readability of the book.

It's okay, just not very friendly to James, but that's it, there is no malicious distortion, overall it's good, and I would like to suggest that the author should play jokes moderately, and don't use things that are not solid to mislead others [face covering]

Indeed, as the author said, the writing was a bit casual at the beginning, but then it started to be polished. The content obviously became vivid, the rhythm was reasonable, and the plot was not procrastinating. It seemed as if I had really experienced such a dream journey. It was obvious that the author had worked hard to study the uniform team who did not stand in front of the stage. Based on the reality and adding a little bit of the author's own ingenuity, everything seemed very reasonable. Moreover, the author did not deliberately criticize any star, but started from the protagonist. The perspective is unique but in line with the readers' taste. A rare NBA time travel novel.

4.7/5 Points Advantages: The manager's perspective is very immersive, the story development is also very reasonable, and the excitement is first-rate. The description of the basketball game is relatively detailed, and the technical and tactical aspects are relatively detailed. Then there are the trade battles between managers that are very interesting to write about, fighting for players or draft picks, and exhausting their brains. Finally, the descriptions of the players are also good, each player has distinctive characteristics. Disadvantages: The setting of the worldview is somewhat arbitrary (the system at the beginning was deleted later). The system in the early stage was deleted in the middle period, which will interrupt people's sense of substitution. Then there is the player's personality, which will be more facial-shaped and more stereotyped. Readers are best to imagine the player's character based on the author's description instead of using reality. This will give a much better impression. Finally, the ending is a little rushed. The story is fast forwarded in the dialogue, and the reader feels like reading the outline again later. In fact, the author's way of writing stereotypes about players is quite suitable for continuing to write about some players of his own design. Summary: The story is very complete, the basketball tactics are profound, and the description of the manager mode is very realistic and interesting. If you like basketball manager articles, you must try it! [Top post]

Among NBA general managers, this book is considered the best of the best. It clearly sorts out the relationships in the league, and uses the future perspective to find a lot of treasures using the Spurs draft style. This is what I like to read. The exchange of future assets is really fierce and interesting, and it also brings in Durant, the god of death. KD fans must not miss it.

The rating of this book is definitely low. It is an absolute treasure novel [Love] [Love] [Love]. It is not an invincible style or a mindless attack on the stars. Every player has a use, and the plot is quite exciting. To say more would be spoilers, so you have to watch it yourself. Typical update update, the update time is a bit late, but there are definitely three to four updates every day. Classic team general manager, funny style [shy]

Manager Wen's absolute masterpiece. The only flaw is the system in the early stage. I feel that this setting should not be there. The author was right to downplay or even cancel this setting in the later period. Especially in the later volumes, the sense of substitution is very strong. It is a rare novel that Tomato can read.

The ideas are clear, and I don't blindly spend a lot of words writing about the game. The trade and draft are very interesting. I hope the author can continue to work hard and stop being a eunuch [Like]

This article by the rogue manager is really eye-catching. He used Durant to open the door to the dynasty, and he used Jokic and Butler as his right-hand men. He assisted him well. It is really a good article. Even though I am a staunch supporter of Curry, I have to admit that Durant has indeed won the honor that belongs to him. The article may still have some unfinished parts, for example, more words could be added about Jokic, Alexander and others, but overall, it is a well-structured and good article worth reading, and I recommend it to everyone.

The system was a little bit toxic in the early stage, but it became more and more beautiful later on, with a reasonable lineup, and other teams in the league can also have good combat effectiveness to compete with the home team, and the combat effectiveness is not broken. The various work details of the general manager are in place, and the work of the players on the court and off the court is also well divided. I have read this book before, but I haven't read it until the part about badge locking players. The author listened to the opinions of some readers and eliminated the poisonous points. Overall, this book is great and worth reading.