Thanks for the Invite, I'm in the NBA, and I'm Taking Over the Court

I think the author still needs to improve and learn. The novel emphasizes the coherence and complete expression of the story, but it does not have to be written about everything. You have to choose what to write and what not to write based on the needs of the plot, choose what you want the audience to know and what you want to keep the audience from knowing for the time being, and what you want to write but can't for the sake of the smoothness of the plot and the quality of the reader's experience. The work is still very immature and needs further improvement. Finally, I want to ask, is there any AI that provides text as a reference? See Dallas' 15-man roster announced

Great, really great. Pure basketball writing, without system or variation, just pure hard work and sweat. The only problem is that it is too slow to heat up. If you are impatient, it will be very painful to watch. I think you will have to save a hundred chapters to watch it together and it will be much more comfortable.

Md, the author writes really well, it's beautiful, no system, no messy data, it's just level by level killing monsters and slowly upgrading, it's very comfortable to read, I hope the data will not collapse in the future, the author will update soon

Very good, good luck to the author

I wanted to write two chapters in one chapter about the high school competition. I wrote more than fifty chapters when I was injured when I participated in an elective. It's awesome.

Will the protagonist grow taller from behind? Around 1.8 Is still a bit short, right?

This should be the top NBA novel on Tomato

It's okay, but how can I put it, some parts seem to have been improved, and there are also a small part of the author's writing habits that I'm not very fond of. Overall, the reading experience may be worse, but overall it's not bad.

This is the most emotional novel that touches my heart among all the basketball novels I have read. The author must write it to the end [crying] Sometimes it's said to be a second-round pick, sometimes it's back to being a No. 6 Pick. And lately, I feel like there have been more typos. Did the author confuse this book with other books?

It's a pretty normal growth flow, there's nothing to say about it, but maybe many people have been solidified by the crushing flow of the current system and find it boring [eating melon]