Stellar Li is a Chinese American freshman at Saint Joseph's University in Philadelphia, a boy who has loved basketball since childhood. After leading the Saint Joseph's Hawks to an NCAA championship, he enters the NBA draft and starts out as a bench player, working his way up to a rotation player, a starter, and a star. Watch as he goes from an NBA rookie to the perfect supporting player who helps Iverson realize his dream of winning a championship, then becomes a leader who builds a dynasty and a team legend who spends his entire career with one franchise!
Years later, at the NBA Hall of Fame induction ceremony, Li's presenter, Sixers legend Allen Iverson, humorously quotes Ricky Davis: “When the team drafted Stellar, I thought he was here to help me...”
“Haha... hahaha...” Iverson pauses at just the right moment, and laughter fills the room!
“Who knew he’d become the brightest star in Philadelphia!”
The audience erupts in applause!
Watching Iverson clown around onstage, Stellar Li says, “Come on, boss... keep it low-key!”
All comments were received and I recorded them in a notebook to improve them in the next book. This book is written as my own willfulness, and I just want to heal the lingering feelings left in my heart from my childhood! Maybe Iverson doesn't care about the championship, and maybe not having a championship doesn't stop people from liking him. Maybe if he knew that I was forcing this idea on him, he would look down on me and despise me. However, I am so selfish, I just want to write a championship to him! The pen is in my hand, what can Iverson do to me [note]
Personally, I suggest that the names in the article should either be all in Chinese or all in English, or the narration should be in Chinese, and English should be used in the dialogues. Do not always use Chinese brackets in English. The same goes for the data. It is OK once, and there is no need to repeat it all the time. This will reduce the reader's perception. Everything else is pretty good
Not bad, not bad. Growth flow. It's not the kind where the system is full as soon as it starts, and it's not the kind where you can't wait to go 1V5 in a game. Gradually grow up and become a superstar. It's a very good book. It would be better if it wrote less irrelevant scenes.
I like Iverson, so five words about Allen Iverson are worthy of five stars!
This is the best one I have read so far. It makes me feel amazing. The author doesn't need to care about other people's bad opinions. Come on, I believe in you.
I don't know why I didn't rate it. It feels pretty good.
Come on, author, give the author some mind. It's okay to change the nationality to Chinese, but can you not lick Yao Ming and the national team, and don't deliberately take care of other Chinese players [star][star]
The writing is good, and the daily updates are enough. I hope the author can continue to maintain it.
Aggressive writing and a very good atmosphere
I have read Chapter 122 of Shuhuang. I can read it, but I don't even have a rating...