Slam Dunk: Xiangbei's 2K Tactics Master!

It's really good. It may be a bit boring in the early stage, but it's the kind of book that becomes more and more interesting the more you read it. There are not many Slam Dunk fanfics, and even fewer that are good. But this book is different from most plot-oriented writing. This book does not write plots but confrontations, and it is also quite interesting. This is very rare.

Will the protagonist not appear?

Keep writing, good job, interesting

Five-star praise. This is my first time writing a book review. The novel concept of this book greatly makes up for the shortcomings of the original Slam Dunk. It reasonably makes up for the regrets based on the golden finger, and the setting of highlighting tactics to make up for personal talents is really a stroke of genius 👍

It's a pretty good novel. The writing is very valuable. It's much better than the average Slam Dunk fanfic. The content of the game is very detailed, and the pitfalls of the animation are also handled well. It's more comfortable than reading in a reasonable way. It makes up for the regrets of most people born in the 80s and 90s, especially those born in the 80s and 90s. In the anime, Sendō did not enter the national competition, and the Kanagawa Dream Team and Shohoku actually defeated it, but the tactics were written more brilliantly. I like it very much. I hope the author will continue writing. Come on, your fan novel has the potential to get a 9.5 Rating.

This is the first time I have seen such detailed tactical changes. Still appears in the hands of Slam Dunk. Marvel!

The mature tactical system and the design of plug-ins are really good ideas. Basketball fans should have a strong sense of identification with this book, which reflects the characteristics of basketball as a collective sport. This is both a benefit and a disadvantage. Simple animation fans probably have a low sense of identification. Talented individuals are defeated by the collective. It is difficult for simple animation fans to accept it, resulting in a very low rating for this book.

This way of making up for regrets is really great. There is no mention of suddenly adding one more player to forcibly increase the depth of the bench. Goldfinger is not particularly egregious and adds a viable argument for tactical success. Very nice.

The writing is beautiful and I think the angle is very good.

Very exciting, a new experience