NBA: My Cousin Wears a Watch, I Have a Cheat for Mid-Range Shots

It still feels quite creative, but the sudden flirting could be a bit less, it looks quite average, and it's not flirting, it's purely sexual [face covering] [face covering] [face covering] The writing behind it is not very good.

This is the best basketball novel I've ever read on Tomato

Come on, this height is indeed a bit of a flaw. A point guard's height will still be a disadvantage when compared to a shooting guard. This finals was really bad. Self-hypnosis was the worst performance, bar none. 666, It's better to lose because of internal strife. It's really funny. The core of the team, historical offensive and defensive efficiency, historical shooting percentage, and self-hypnosis is a waste of fmvp. Haha, bad, bad enough.

Yes, but the team's substitutes are too poor and they need to be strengthened later, otherwise it will be difficult to win the championship.

It's very nice. Come on, author, keep writing better. There are just a few pictures. I hope the author can take a look at them.

The ending ends today, and it's the first time I've followed a book to the end. This book is a work that quickly becomes invincible. It partners with Lillard in the early stage, but has no partner in the middle and late stages. The protagonist's character is optimistic, short-tongued, likes to be the boss, and is lustful. Many basketball articles have this kind of protagonist. The only difference is that the protagonist does not fight back against the criminals, but relies on the system to get through them, scaring the opponent to death [laughing]. The coolness in the early stage is the growth of the system, the coolness in the mid-term is fighting against the vicious strategies of Xiao Hua and James, and the coolness in the later stage is when the system's ability radiates to teammates. The poisonous point is that in the early and middle stages, the author spent some space writing about the conflicts within the team, which made it irritating. There were a lot of foreshadowings in the later period that were not answered. For example, after Spinach took control of the alliance, it had an impact on the protagonist, and James did not receive any punishment after committing dirty tricks. There is also the inexplicable hacking of Yao Ming in the middle and later stages. It feels like there should be foreshadowing, but because the author can't continue writing, this question cannot be answered. This book is not bad, but these foreshadowings are indeed bad, which is why the book's points are deducted.

This book is pretty good for everyone to read, but it's a pity that I like Curry. The author is writing about his cousin. If someone succeeds, then someone must fail.

Five stars to support the author. The word count is not many, but the quality is not obvious. At present, the system settings are still relatively novel. The character settings including some plot dialogues are OK, and it is not a mindless novice.

I've finished watching it, and it's quite good. Why is it only rated over 7 points? The word count is not bad, there is nothing toxic, and there are not many female stars. Although they are all born in the 1980s, they are mature, sexy and beautiful. This novel still has a rating of 8.5 Or above.

As for current stars, I actually quite like Durant because he is the only one who makes me feel grounded. Other stars feel that they are packaged too perfectly.