Traveling through the 2007 NBA, I, Lin Shi, was the 60th overall pick? No, I am a data harvester!
Bind to the [Infinite Strengthening Badge] system, start with diamond [Iron Wall], pick and roll and become invincible!
Frontcourt success rate +70%, binding teammates to pass +20%? This is just an appetizer!
While others are still practicing hard on their skills, I have already used points to max out [Frame Protector Elite], [Cap Chasing Master], and [Board Rushing Hero]!
Are the media calling me a scumbag? Then max out your knowledge!
In my rookie season, I used my arrogance to crush all the Grizzlies records in team history!
"Lin Shi is a data brusher who relies on the system!" All the experts said before winning the championship.
Until I led the flabby Grizzlies, overturned the Spurs' GDP, beat Yao Mai of the Rockets, snatched victory from the defending champion, and established a dynasty belonging to Memphis!
Looking at the records and trophies all over the wall, the original doubters could only tremble and change their minds: "Lin Shen! The strongest No. 60 Pick! The God of Data!"
Reader comments
Well written, please give me some comments
An appropriate amount of Buff is enough, because this thing is one-time and disappears after the player transfers and leaves. Unlike the purchased badge that is added to oneself, it is a permanent improvement. This kind of buff should be recyclable. If it cannot be recycled, it is useless. It can only be used on the most critical players who trust them the most. Moreover, no matter what players have achieved, they will want to increase their salary and eventually transfer away, so the badge is the most important. Don't think about giving all the buffs to everyone on the team, that's a real waste.
It's visually exciting, with slightly reasonable settings. The protagonist can gradually evolve according to the data, skipping the process of slowly leveling up. It may not be friendly to students who like to slow down, but the protagonist doesn't hold back, and the journey is smooth, isn't it good? [Laughing and crying]
A very fast-paced basketball article. Each chapter is 5,000 words long, and most are 7,000 to 8,000 words long. One chapter is worth three chapters, and it is very large. The protagonist is also a cornerstone player, ensuring the team's lower limit while steadily improving the strength of his teammates. I have just read more than 20 chapters. Come on.
If nothing else, it looks cool
It's very beautiful and very thoughtful. It brings together a group of parallel importers.
It's okay. You can take a look.
Well written, the center is very violent
Not bad. In a small ball market, there is only one superstar in that contract year, plus some veterans and a few good functional players. To win the championship. Such as the Raptors who won the championship in 2019.
It's not bad, but the protagonist's combat power has been improved too much. Let's take a super center, after 2009, paired with that outside line, um, 2 to 3 super defensive corners. Use wireless defense. The center moves in the 3-second zone. Slow down the pace. Likely to win
It's really good. I just took a look and finished it.
Three Golden Chapters
Chapter 3 gives you some extra ingredients
Five-star praise (՞ਊ՞)👍
Brothers love to see this kind of thing🌚
Well written, please give me some comments An appropriate amount of Buff is enough, because this thing is one-time and disappears after the player transfers and leaves. Unlike the purchased badge that is added to oneself, it is a permanent improvement. This kind of buff should be recyclable. If it cannot be recycled, it is useless. It can only be used on the most critical players who trust them the most. Moreover, no matter what players have achieved, they will want to increase their salary and eventually transfer away, so the badge is the most important. Don't think about giving all the buffs to everyone on the team, that's a real waste.
It's visually exciting, with slightly reasonable settings. The protagonist can gradually evolve according to the data, skipping the process of slowly leveling up. It may not be friendly to students who like to slow down, but the protagonist doesn't hold back, and the journey is smooth, isn't it good? [Laughing and crying]
A very fast-paced basketball article. Each chapter is 5,000 words long, and most are 7,000 to 8,000 words long. One chapter is worth three chapters, and it is very large. The protagonist is also a cornerstone player, ensuring the team's lower limit while steadily improving the strength of his teammates. I have just read more than 20 chapters. Come on.
If nothing else, it looks cool
It's very beautiful and very thoughtful. It brings together a group of parallel importers.
It's okay. You can take a look.
Well written, the center is very violent
Not bad. In a small ball market, there is only one superstar in that contract year, plus some veterans and a few good functional players. To win the championship. Such as the Raptors who won the championship in 2019. It's not bad, but the protagonist's combat power has been improved too much. Let's take a super center, after 2009, paired with that outside line, um, 2 to 3 super defensive corners. Use wireless defense. The center moves in the 3-second zone. Slow down the pace. Likely to win
It's really good. I just took a look and finished it.
Three Golden Chapters Chapter 3 gives you some extra ingredients Five-star praise (՞ਊ՞)👍 Brothers love to see this kind of thing🌚