Conquering the NBA: Taking Flight with the Thunder's Big Three

After the protagonist won the NBA championship, FMVP, and Olympic silver medal, he was ridiculed by a school coach for not being able to teach, and was scolded by yin and yang. Are you serious, the author? You even made a bet. Is this coach worthy?

No one is good with him, but he teams up with James and uses Paul as his agent. How many years has he been working with James? They are still running a company together. Isn't the protagonist seeking skin from a tiger by cooperating with them? Why have you signed a contract for so many years? It's hard to run away. If you have achieved results with James, who gets the honor? Can the protagonist overtake James? Don't be ridiculous, he is a black man, he has a Nike sign, and he is a public relations officer for an economic company. What does the protagonist have? If you don't pay attention, you will become the second boss.

After reading it, it's okay. There are really few NBA, and there are even fewer good books. Let's just read it. Some parts are still unreasonable. Normally, the FMVP should be given to Durant. The league is touting one of the kings, and the protagonist only played three games. It is unlikely that the Nike Alliance will give you the FMVP. Secondly, I really shouldn't write about the Olympics. It's not even considered a super-powerful thing now. It's too unreasonable to forcefully write about winning. Although a novel is a novel, it does seem too fake.

I don't like you signing up for a tour like this