
Reigniting the Throne: LeBron's Road to Redemption
重燃王座:詹皇的救赎之路
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Gaming & Sports
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
301Chapters
87Reads
7.2Score
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Because of the detailed description. The writing may be a bit verbose [laughs awkwardly], but it's more enjoyable to listen to the book Seeing that LeBron James was sprayed like that during the offseason, negative news was everywhere, and Hennessy had nothing to say about his decision. He started to be LeBron James from the 13-year championship Ray Allen's three-pointer of the century, until now, after graduating from high school, college, college, and then to work. Because of the economic downturn, his work body is now in a mess. I saw Rivers' amazing performance that day and wrote this novel on a whim. It was my first time and I had no experience. If there is anything wrong with the writing, please don't be stingy and point it out directly. Or if you have any good suggestions, I hope you can give them more. Here, thank you for your attention and support
This is a basketball article that I dreamed back to when I was studying. It is very different from the current basketball filial piety. There is no pure accumulation of stars, nor the broken setting of the second team All-Stars. There is a lineup that can withstand scrutiny, and there is no cool point of scoring 50 or 60 points at every turn, averaging 40 or 50 points per game. James's data is very close to reality, and the use of prophets does not catch all the rookies. It also amplifies James's say in the management. This is necessary. The reactions of the two bosses are also in line with reality, and they are helpless compromises with reality. It is very real. The suggestion I want to make is to occasionally let people suffer minor injuries, and then don't be so invincible. For example, arrange someone to retire for the season. Durant joined the Warriors and lost one finals, but came back the next year and won 3 championships in 4 years. It is not a dynasty, but it is still great enough. It paved the way for ad to go to the Lakers. It can be arranged by giving ad an f MVP or double fmvp. I feel that since I use a more retro style of writing to write articles that are closer to reality, there must be imperfections in it. For example, not every champion has an fmvp. For example, you don't have to be the one who kills every time, or your opponent can also have miracles, etc. When I give my opinion, I don't feel bad, but I feel that the author can write better.
The writing style is even a bit unlike a Tomato novel. If you read it as a cool novel, you may think it is a bit verbose, but if you look carefully, the psychological description and motivation do need these "verboseness". I have read a lot of basketball articles, and there are basically none that do not criticize James, or the Heat as the final boss. Most people may not like James anyway, but I personally like it very much. This is the first book I have read where James is the protagonist, and he is not a "bad guy". I hope the author will continue to work hard.
There have been so many rebirths, including those of Durant, Harden, the owner of the Rockets, the parallel world of Yao Ming, a relatively popular star, and all the novels on the market can be reborn. James, my living fossil in the current basketball world, just has no one to write about, but someone finally wrote it today. If you want to see James reborn after your dream comes true, you can read it.
I hope that I can write about the cooperation between Lao Zhan and Azan in 22 years. As fans of Azan and Lao Zhan, I was very excited when I learned that Lao Zhan went to have dinner with Azan. Finally, Guigui came. I hope the author can write about the cooperation between Azan and Lao Zhan AD to win a championship 😘😘😘
May I ask how the author came up with the subsequent writing method? The Cavaliers already have Jokic and Wiggins, so will James always take the Cavaliers with him? What about thick eyebrows, or should I go to the Lakers and ask for thick eyebrows 18 years later? Will Durant still join the Warriors? Joining the Cavaliers feels like a finale. It would be difficult for the 17/18 Warriors to win even with James, otherwise it feels like they will be sliced into pieces. It feels like a déjà vu 🤦. I am really curious about the direction of the follow-up plot.
It looks good, the details are well described, and the characterization of LeBron is also very good.
This book is written very realistically, and it is very enjoyable. It is not mindless and refreshing. It is very real and reasonable. You can see the author's skills. Please give me your support!!!!!! Look at my high emotional intelligence evaluation: This book seems to be at a level that does not belong to tomatoes but is above it [please taste it carefully]. The two most important advantages of the whole book are that it is real and has a reasonable rhythm. It is not the kind of book that is just for the sake of being happy, but is real and reasonable, has a logical relationship, and has a reasonable distribution of chapter length. It is an absolute five-star review 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍
I think if this book is long, it will make up for the helplessness that most fans feel when they encounter blackmail. It will naturally bring a happy ending to Lao Zhan's mistakes. It is well written. Come on, come on.
It's very well written. Even though I'm not a James fan, I still like it.