NBA Liver Emperor: It's Always Fun to Train All the Time

The writing about basketball is very exciting, but sir, do you think book friends are here to read serious basketball?

Yes, this kind of self-training to strengthen abilities is very good. If you don't train in sports and want to rely on talent like O'Neal every day, that's meaningless. What's the point? The author quickly updated. You know it's Labor Day soon. Can you arrange to go to the 76ers? Give AI a chance to win [laughing and crying]

It's back to the feeling of the author's peak book, the familiar taste is back, go for it! ! ! ! ! Love to watch

As long as I keep this rhythm, I will definitely support this book with love every day.

Nice! Nice! Nice! Don't go to the Spurs, it's better to go to the Celtics

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking

It's quite nice. Seeing these familiar basketball stars makes me feel like I've returned to that era.

It's rare to have no ink, and it becomes stronger through training. It's fun but it also requires your own efforts. It's just too little. I hope there's less poison later.

It's a good basketball article, I'll give it a four-star rating. Let's talk about the advantages first. The writing style in basketball articles is excellent, and the descriptions in many places are also quite delicate. The writing reads smoothly and refreshingly. But I think the shortcomings are that the pace is too fast and the data is too explosive. In the first season, he averaged 40 to 50 points per game in the playoffs, and suddenly he had no expectations for the future. The rationality and rigor are also a bit lacking. It's fun, but I don't think it's the author's pursuit of the brain. In summary, there is still a lot of room for improvement. But overall it's worth a read.

Not bad, not bad, as expected, it is still comfortable to look at the ability that I have trained myself.

I have read several books before, so I would like to give you a five-star encouragement. Come on! It would be outrageous to say that there is nothing to say about this and abandon it.

Nice book. It's just too smooth. It was almost a draw to win the championship. The ups and downs of being short of money. Cool writing also needs some stimulation.

The protagonist, a freshman, is 2.08 Meters tall and has a wingspan of 2.30 Meters. Two years later, he was drafted with a height of 2.11 Meters and a wingspan of 2.30 Meters. Two months later, he participated in the preseason with a height of 2.11 Meters and a wingspan of 2.35 Meters. The protagonist is an alien? Can the body expand and contract at will?

Yes, the quality of tomatoes is getting better and better

It looks pretty good, there aren't many water characters, and the rhythm is okay.

It's nice to read, but the author is too short [OK]

Very good, keep up the standard and don't collapse!

Awesome, very refreshing, and well written.

It's well written, but I don't really like the timeline.

It is still in the style of dumplings. It makes an ordinary story ups and downs, fascinating, full of laughter, and attractive from beginning to end. I like it very much.

It's really good to read, but as a Lakers fan, I still feel a little uncomfortable watching the Celtics, but this does not affect the excitement of the book. More updates from the author [please update]

Great book! The details, hooks, and humor are well arranged. Of course, there are flaws. Can the protagonist complete difficult technical moves with his basic body values? But otherwise it's great, and the flaws don't hide the flaws! Six consecutive championships is a bit exaggerated. The league will not allow it. Players who hold several championships will also want money and status. Most championship teams fall into this step. The teams will also sell high-value players to make money. After all, the owners of championship teams will not only pursue championships... It's a legend that Jordan won six championships in between

Good, good, good

Good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking👀

Very good, come on

Uncle Dong likes your book but he doesn't like the speed of your updates.

Who can see this? Let people outside see it and think we are looking down on it. Here are 10 pictures, 10 pictures for each person.

The book is beautiful, at least I think so

Good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good

I came here from the book The Strongest Defense. I think this book is pretty good too.