NBA: The Ultimate Physical Gifts, King of the Paint
NBA：最强身体天赋，内线为王
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Gaming & Sports
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- NBA: Three Years, Two Championships, and LeBron James Is Green with EnvyNBA：三年两冠，詹姆斯馋哭了Alternate title on Fanqie
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Five stars for you, well written. Yao Ming and the others had too much screen time! The Chinese men's basketball team really wants to play in the 2008 Olympics; nothing else matters. The author clearly adores Yao Ming and the men's basketball team! Every sentence seems to mention them.
The goal is to cripple the Heat's star players—O'Neal, Wade, and Morin—so they'll know they've unleashed a monster. In novels, when the protagonist's teammates get injured by sabotage, the protagonist either fights back or focuses on winning regardless. There's never any talk of retaliating against the opposing team. In any case, the entire opposing team benefits, so crippling them is perfectly reasonable.
Putting aside everything else, just the fact that someone maliciously crippled our key player. We crippled their key player, and that alone deserves five points. Many novels depict Bowen maliciously tripping our players, and the "protagonist" either swallows their anger or retaliates, directly crippling the GDP (GDP). Let's see if they dare to do that again next time.
The pacing is good; it's not a mindless, invincible story, and the plot has twists and turns.
It's not bad, but there's one thing: if Eddie Redmayne becomes the owner of the Bobcats, then the protagonist can leave. Redmayne can't possibly allow someone to build a dynasty and surpass his number of championships while he has control. He's only been the basketball god for a short time, and he can't allow himself to be dragged down by his own team's players.
The book is excellent; the author has great NBA knowledge. The only downside is the slow update speed.
By Tomato's standards, it deserves 5 stars. There isn't much off-court drama, and even when there is, it serves to advance the main plot rather than showcasing the protagonist's kidney function. Most importantly, it hasn't become a series of stat-heavy chapters. Several of Tomato's basketball novels have dozens of chapters that feel like a series of stat-heavy narratives; this alone makes it worth reading.
This book has no system, no explicit content, and no boring data. It's quite a novel book. The downside is that it has a bit of a sadomasochistic tendency. People who read a lot of NBA novels will find this book quite enjoyable, because after reading too many wish-fulfillment novels, it gets boring, and it's a good change of pace.
I found this novel very engaging. Unlike some other novels about transmigrating to the NBA with a system (which is often overly exaggerated), this one is excellent. I hope the author continues to work hard and write more great works.
The protagonist of this basketball novel is invincible from the very beginning, making it a typical basketball wish-fulfillment story. He experiences a period of frustration trying to leave Jordan's team. The writing is good, and the plot is generally well-developed. Overall, it deserves four stars.