NBA: Transmigrating into the Worst No. 1 Draft Pick, Anthony Bennett
NBA之穿越成最水状元本内特
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 222k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Gaming & Sports
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- The NBA's Worst No. 1 Pick Turns His Fate AroundNBA最水状元逆天改命Alternate title on Fanqie
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109Chapters
209Reads · 30 days
48.6kReads · all time
34Listens
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No, it looked alright. Why did it end so abruptly after only 200,000 words? [Shocked] I remember seeing this book on a recommended bookshelf. It should have had some traffic, right? [What?] I don't understand. Anyway, I read every single chapter. 🤔 What happened? Author?
This is the story of a basketball star who was once considered a draft bust and made a remarkable comeback! Honestly, how many players drafted in the NBA are truly bad? It's like our college entrance exams; many high-achieving students end up fading into obscurity in university. This kind of heartbreaking story with a dramatic reversal is incredibly satisfying.
With around three steals and three blocks per game, he definitely deserves a spot on the All-Defensive First Team. With a bit of luck, even the best defensive player has a chance. This year seems to be Leonard's year.
It's well-written, not bad, and has a good ending; it's worth reading.
With those defensive stats, they should be nominated for Defensive Player of the Year. There aren't many details; maybe they're intentionally slowing things down? Looking forward to what happens next…
It's well-written. Although it's still a system-based novel, it's not overly exaggerated and mainly relies on the male protagonist's efforts.
Very good, very realistic.
You have to become the MVP in your third year.
It looks alright, but it's not enough.