Kobe: Back on the Road

The portrayal of the boss is in line with the mood of the 24 era, and the details on the field are also well described. In particular, there was no use of golden fingers to form an invincible fleet. In that era, there were no regiments, only the perseverance and struggle of one person and one city.

This is the Kobe in my mind, a 41-year-old reborn basketball veteran, and Kobe's understanding of basketball is very deep. I can understand that basketball is a game of five people and not the youthful frivolity of Kobe who was young in time and space. And when the team needs him to step up, he can rely on Dacheng's skills and young body to make a killing. Well written, cheers. But it's not enough to read and write more.

Real, not invincible, not systematic, I like to see it

I like it very much. It's not unreasonable. The writing is delicate and I can feel his real growth. It fits Kobe's 41-year-old soul and 17-year-old body. I like it very much [I learned it]

The writing is capable, the description is delicate, and the connection is soft. The author's writing skills are like the 41-year-old Kobe Bryant. He has already understood most of the key points in novel writing. You only need to read a few chapters to feel the excellent fluency unique to top writers at the starting point. Throwing away the baggage, there is no redundant lightness, making the article as concise as a textbook. Really, without mentioning the content or opinions, just the words are enough to be called a great work.

This book is very well written. I started watching the NBA in 2005, just in time for Kobe Bryant at his peak. I feel that I am lucky. I have read so many articles about Kobe. This book brought back the feeling of youth in me. I hope the author will write better and better and write out the Kobe Bryant in my dream. Thank you [Like] [Like] [Like]

After reading so many NBA articles, Lakers articles, rebirth articles, system articles, and redemption KB articles, this one is really different. The tone of voice, attitude, mentality, etc. Are all in line with the impression of the volute. There is no brainless coolness and no protagonist template, but it is very comfortable to watch and the plot is also very reasonable. It does not turn other people or other teams into s b. Everyone is normal and impartial. It is rare and I like it very much.

This is a work that truly makes up for regrets. It perfectly fits the image of Kobe Bryant in my mind during the 24th period, and it is not the kind of mindless and cool article that comes back and directly blows everyone away.

It requires some commercial activities and some off-field drama. Stars still need to have commercial attributes. You have to admit that Ajan has done a good job in this regard.

The writing is very good, but there is no annual salary, sneaker endorsement and emotional line. Reading it always felt like reading an autobiography, not like a novel.