NBA: Recognized as the No. 1 Power Forward in History!

Come on! The writing is very good, but there are too few. Please update it soon. Give me five stars to support, I hope I don't have to cut it.

A very nice basketball article. This should be the author's third basketball article. I have been reading the first two books. I can responsibly say that the author has still maintained the high level of the first two basketball articles, and the rhythm is very comfortable. The protagonist has a growth process, and it is not a growth for nothing. I can also see that the author has also consulted a lot of information and has his own understanding of basketball. Generally speaking, it is highly recommended.

I originally gave it five stars, but when I saw that the signed sneakers were reduced by one star, I continued reading. Domestic cola brands have accepted it. It's so awesome and it's reduced by one star.

Come on, I think there is no problem with the upper limit of 130 abilities. After all, some abilities are beyond ordinary people. For example, Shaq or James' strength is already 99 or 95+. Then if you draw other rugby players, their strength will definitely be greater, and they must be 100+.

It was pretty good until the ending, but it was too overdone in the later part of the finale, which made me a little uncomfortable! Even if the protagonist is injured and declines and recovers for a few years to reach the top again, it will be much better than being invincible all the time. Overall, the description of the game is very exciting. At first glance, the author is an early senior basketball fan.

It looks very good now, Give Yao Ming some more advice, don't let Yao Ming suffer so many injuries

One of the few good NBA articles, the relationship between teammates is well described, and it is not a solo show of the protagonist.

The rhythm is quite smooth, there are many dark jokes, and the three aspects of daily training and competition are written very well, but the numbers are a bit broken. For example, the actual shooting rate of a strong version of Durant with full three-point attributes is often around 30%? This situation will make people very uncomfortable and requires you to jump to watch it. Overall, it is a good review.

There is absolutely nothing wrong with this novel. I have read it on Tomato for so many years and I have changed my account several times. This is the only novel that can keep me going until now [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]

Okay okay. I like this kind of unwillingness to admit defeat and a bit of humor.

The front is very good. Personally I think it's 10 points, and the overall score is 7.5. The aesthetics in the back are too tired. When it reaches more than 300 or 400 pictures, they are all about the same basketball game, with only a little bit of daily life in the middle. As for the Los Angeles female stars in the introduction, etc., Except for the wife behind the male protagonist's girlfriend, the others only appeared once and were not seen, and 30 The battle strength started to increase at 0 pictures. I used to draw points every few games, but I felt like I only added points after many games. When I saw 490 pictures, I couldn't hold on anymore and skipped directly to the end. After watching it, I felt like I had watched a lot of basketball games, but I couldn't remember anything because it was too frequent and too many. But it was really good to watch at the beginning. Overall, I scored 7.5 Points.

I like to read this kind of book. In fact, many people have never experienced basketball training and do not understand the little by little growth. Some basketball novels are often about having a golden finger and then becoming invincible. In fact, that kind of thing seems a bit exciting at the beginning, but becomes boring later. This feeling of growing up bit by bit according to a normal trajectory is more interesting. Moreover, this kind of emotional line is richer, making people feel more immersed.

The writing feels pretty good to me, and the descriptions of various characters are pretty good, but does the protagonist have a little too much temper? I also know that this is writing about the protagonist being tough, but he can't keep fighting, getting angry, and elbowing people into the hospital. Of course, most of these are caused by others, but isn't it too outrageous to directly fuck a teammate on the bench? Shouldn't this kind of thing happen in the locker room? I have also read some basketball articles, and most of them contain bad or even bad relationships between teammates, but I have never seen the author write like this. It is very novel [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying]

It is a very good book, but there are still some problems with the pacing and the character design of the protagonist, but they are not major, so the advantages outweigh the disadvantages, so I give it five stars.

This book is the typical "Gold Rush" in Tomato. The pacing is very well controlled. You won't feel suffocated when the protagonist is only a relatively strong rookie in the early stage. The writing is also very exciting through various gags and elbow strikes.

Well written, keep it up! Will he become the boss of another team or stay with the Lakers? Kobe is at his peak in recent years and it is impossible to give up the boss position.

It looks good. I'll go. The rhythm is so good.

In fact, I think we can add a mahjong table in the players' locker room.

Finished reading. How to put it this way, I don't make big mistakes, but I make small mistakes constantly. Mistakes such as "offensive fouls and free throws", "wrong names of people/teams", etc. Often occur, but overall it is still good.

The book is very nice, but it's too short (like the author) [Read carefully]

It's really good, but it's against the readers when allocating attribute points, and it's a bit disadvantageous to upgrade the badge, which seems to forcefully suppress the protagonist. There are no major problems in other aspects. Can watch

No bragging: the quality is excellent, the plot is fast when it should be fast and slow when it should be, it is worth nine points, and one point is deducted because: 1. There is little other content except the NBA plot; 2. The combat power increases too fast, and it soon feels like a non-human being, and there is no expectation afterward.

It's still a good basketball article, but it doesn't have as many girlfriends as in the introduction. In fact, there is only one, which is still very dedicated. I may have written one because I was afraid of being banned, but it is still worth reading.

Four stars! One less is because! Not even mentioning the 2008 Olympics! Don't participate either! If football is not played, everyone will accept it! Basketball still has good teammates!

Not bad, the system is just too powerful.

I have read the author's old books and this one is also good. Come on

It's okay. I can read it. This is better than 99% of books.

It's good to read. The author is very clever in writing the article. It's not that he is brainless.

It's awesome, there's not a lot of messing around, it's growing up little by little, very attentive

The writing is very good. There should be more daily content. It's all about the NBA and it's easy to get tired. This is a good book