[Various NBA player templates + system + upgrade flow + non-brainless cool text + not invincible at the beginning + counterattack + various weird tactics]
Wu Ming traveled back to Wu Suo in 2004 from 2024.
The "wretched" group swept through the basketball world, put order in order, and counterattacked all the way, finally arriving in the NBA.
On the eve of China hosting the Olympic Games, Wu Suo and Gao Wei said in an exclusive interview with ESPN reporters that they would represent China and defeat the United States.
The Olympic gold medal is the best proof.
A few years later, Wu Suo and Gao Wei retired, and many NBA teams hung up their jerseys.
Time magazine called them representatives of the miracle generation.
Reader comments
I'm giving it four stars because I don't want people who might like this book not to see it.
The following is my feeling after a short reading, I hope it will be helpful to most fans of sports system literature:
First of all, this book has two protagonists. This kind of article requires a high level of authorship, otherwise it is easy to bury the hatchet. I don't have much reading time to make a relatively objective evaluation, so I am temporarily taking a wait-and-see attitude on this point.
Secondly, as of Chapter 36 that I read, the dual systems of the two protagonists, one is the skill limit number and time, the other is the system experience card, which is already one of the biggest poisonous points in most sports articles, and the most critical thing is that the system does not clearly tell the readers from the beginning that the skills acquired are time-limited, and the star "template" card is a one-time item, which is why I plan to abandon the book.
I hope what I said will be helpful to the rest of the readers
It's the first time I've seen this kind of subject matter. It feels good. Come on, come on, come on! [Laughing out loud]
I'm giving it four stars because I don't want people who might like this book not to see it. The following is my feeling after a short reading, I hope it will be helpful to most fans of sports system literature: First of all, this book has two protagonists. This kind of article requires a high level of authorship, otherwise it is easy to bury the hatchet. I don't have much reading time to make a relatively objective evaluation, so I am temporarily taking a wait-and-see attitude on this point. Secondly, as of Chapter 36 that I read, the dual systems of the two protagonists, one is the skill limit number and time, the other is the system experience card, which is already one of the biggest poisonous points in most sports articles, and the most critical thing is that the system does not clearly tell the readers from the beginning that the skills acquired are time-limited, and the star "template" card is a one-time item, which is why I plan to abandon the book. I hope what I said will be helpful to the rest of the readers
It's the first time I've seen this kind of subject matter. It feels good. Come on, come on, come on! [Laughing out loud]