Introduction to "Purple Gold Phantom: My Black Basket System":
Chinese-American young man Lin Hao accidentally traveled through 2010 and became a fringe point guard for the Lakers, bound to the "Fantasy Sixth Man" system. With Kuroko Tetsuya's low presence and weird passing, he quietly changed the NBA landscape. From line of sight guidance to the eye of the emperor, from invisible shooting to perfect imitation, he awakens a supernormal ability every season, helping Kobe Bryant crush Nowitzki, block the Thunder's three young men, end the Heat's Big Three, and create an unprecedented purple and gold dynasty.
When Curry overturned the league with a three-pointer, Durant defected to the Warriors, and James dominated the Eastern Conference, Lin Hao enveloped the game like a phantom - a super long three-point shot penetrated the 73-win Warriors, the force of wildness crushed the courage of the universe, and the ripples of chaos deprived the superstar of his stunts. Fourteen consecutive championships shattered the championship dreams of all geniuses, making Kobe the number one player in history, and reducing James, Durant, and Curry to backgrounds without titles. This is an epic story in which mortals use the power of the black basket to tamper with history, and it is also a myth that the Zijin Dynasty will never end.
Reader comments
Although the words used to describe the game are too repetitive, and the protagonist is too fond of Kobe, overall it is an okay novel. The protagonist basically has no personal life, and everything is a description of the game, but the strong update frequency allowed me to accept the poisonous points of this book.
Pure AI, the protagonist basically unlocks a new skill, and this season only has this skill. The powerful skills shown in the last season are basically not described this season. It feels like the protagonist pulls a brand new self from a parallel world every season. After seeing the perfect imitation skills unlocked, he can no longer watch it, and has been abandoned.
I'm quite accepting of it, especially the frequency of updates by the author, which I like so much.
I haven't posted a book review, but I personally think this novel is very well written. The protagonist is not invincible, he grows up step by step, he has golden fingers, and the team basketball is also good to watch. I hope it will be updated more often. .
Isn't the start of the playoffs? Why did you switch to the regular season?
Full marks, so beautiful, my favorite so far
Is it an author from Taiwan Province?
It's okay so far
It's okay, not perfunctory, not impetuous
I like people who start with nothing but mediocre talents but become stronger bit by bit through their own efforts.
It's well written. Come on, author, your health is your capital.
I think it's good that this kind of slow-paced protagonist gradually upgrades, but it's also very special, but sometimes the timeline is a bit messy.
It's not bad for now. There is a growing process. It's not like others. Just use it.
It's just that the author didn't seem to understand basketball that well at the beginning, but now he's better
It's pretty good-looking, I feel like I'm growing step by step, not bad
The writing is really good, the tactical analysis, the protagonist's mental journey, and the growth are all described in detail.
I want to say something to the author, don't let the concerned fans figure out what Kuroko's Basketball is after it is released in 2012.
Not invincible, but a growth type, it feels like Kuroko himself from the anime has crossed over into the real-life Lakers. It is a breath of fresh air in a book where people are constantly looking at people through their nostrils.
Although the words used to describe the game are too repetitive, and the protagonist is too fond of Kobe, overall it is an okay novel. The protagonist basically has no personal life, and everything is a description of the game, but the strong update frequency allowed me to accept the poisonous points of this book. Pure AI, the protagonist basically unlocks a new skill, and this season only has this skill. The powerful skills shown in the last season are basically not described this season. It feels like the protagonist pulls a brand new self from a parallel world every season. After seeing the perfect imitation skills unlocked, he can no longer watch it, and has been abandoned.
I'm quite accepting of it, especially the frequency of updates by the author, which I like so much.
I haven't posted a book review, but I personally think this novel is very well written. The protagonist is not invincible, he grows up step by step, he has golden fingers, and the team basketball is also good to watch. I hope it will be updated more often. .
Isn't the start of the playoffs? Why did you switch to the regular season?
Full marks, so beautiful, my favorite so far
Is it an author from Taiwan Province?
It's okay so far
It's okay, not perfunctory, not impetuous
I like people who start with nothing but mediocre talents but become stronger bit by bit through their own efforts.
It's well written. Come on, author, your health is your capital.
I think it's good that this kind of slow-paced protagonist gradually upgrades, but it's also very special, but sometimes the timeline is a bit messy.
It's not bad for now. There is a growing process. It's not like others. Just use it. It's just that the author didn't seem to understand basketball that well at the beginning, but now he's better
It's pretty good-looking, I feel like I'm growing step by step, not bad
The writing is really good, the tactical analysis, the protagonist's mental journey, and the growth are all described in detail.
I want to say something to the author, don't let the concerned fans figure out what Kuroko's Basketball is after it is released in 2012.
Not invincible, but a growth type, it feels like Kuroko himself from the anime has crossed over into the real-life Lakers. It is a breath of fresh air in a book where people are constantly looking at people through their nostrils.