NBA: Saving Private LeBron

I hope you don't think I'm blackmailing LeBron James. In my impression, the point difference between the Cavaliers and Spurs in this round is not that big. But after I had the idea to write this book, I went out of my way to look up the situation in the 2007 Finals. Frankly, a little disappointed. The Cavaliers scored 49 in the third quarter of the first game and fell behind by 15 points. LeBron James made 2 of 10 shots and barely managed to reach double figures by scoring two three-pointers in the last quarter. In the second game, he was outscored by 28 points in three quarters, and the suspense of the game was immediately lost. LeBron James scored 7 points and 2 assists in the fourth quarter. I am too lazy to say anything about him. Anyway, the gold content of the data is clear. The score in the third game was very close, and LeBron James' performance was also his best. He scored 9 of 23, 25+8+7, and scored one-third of the team's points. He could score 95 points. However, at the last moment, when he had a three-point chance to tie the game, he chose to layup again, and small flaws began to emerge. The fourth game was reversed, LeBron James made 10 of 30. This efficiency is indeed a bit too low, but it is still worthy of encouragement to dare to take action, but it is true that there is a big gap between the level and the real top players. Throughout the entire series, James averaged 22 points, 7.0 Rebounds and 6.8 Assists in four games, but his overall shooting percentage of 35.6% And 5.8 Turnovers per game were disappointing to everyone's expectations of him at the time.

This is a good book, which helped James win the championship ahead of schedule, and made him surpass Jordan and become a real gOat. James and everyone came to see this book, which made James' life more colorful than reality...

The author vividly depicts the mighty and domineering image of Emperor James with superb writing power. It is a classic auxiliary article.

Among the few nba novels I have read recently, they are pretty good! Although I am not a "fan" of Ah Tan either! But I like Ah Tan like this 😏 I feel very happy when I see Ah Tan not doing well! And the author's point of view is also correct! I'm blackmailing you, but I'm not a brainless blackmailer! I am sensible and I know what things about you are really disgusting! Your skills are indeed not good, but your body is indeed strong! These are all realistic. You can create an invincible protagonist, but you can't divorce the supporting characters from reality.

Let's say the author is Zhan Mi. Lao Zhan in this book has the worst fate I have ever seen. Let's say the author is James Hei. Except for his game attitude, the author praises James everywhere. 🤭🤭🤭

It's okay brother, Zhan Haven is a bit capable [Admiration]

The author's writing is more in line with the character of the protagonist. If I had the same system, I would choose to be on the same team with James, but I can only sign a 2-year contract at most. Two years is enough for development anyway. Signing for three years is troublesome.

Very good. The author is hiding the truth. The system is bound to Yao Ming. I personally feel that it is a bit like licking the articles of Chinese players. Personally, I feel that the system in the early stage was bound to Yao Ming before it was good to read (it may be a bit poisonous, so please close comments) Okay, don't read what some old people say. (Others don't know). After binding Yao Ming, it's very clear. It's a bit like licking, or like Yao Ming's system. Anyway, I don't like to give 1 star. For the sake of free, I will give it 5 stars. Of course, if you like Yao Ming and can accept the recommendation that Yao Ming suddenly becomes stronger, you can start watching when the National Basketball Team wins the championship. The protagonist is almost invincible.

I have read 130 chapters and have written about 230 chapters of this book. I think the rating should not be only 6.0. I personally don't watch much basketball, but I can be considered a basketball lover and a pseudo-fan. As for why it shouldn't only have a 6.0 Rating, I won't comment on it. I personally think this book is very good in terms of rhythm control and on and off the court. After watching 230, I saw 8 points that Zhan had been raising for a while. I can only say that overall it is really good, but the believer system seems to have appeared around chapter 171. I think it is too dramatic, especially after watching the inner drama. . . . It's really hard to accept. The recovery experience card and the like are given as soon as they are given, and they become permanent. It is actually a bit anti-human, and it is not a fairy tale. Li Yan's version has also been used, but the online presence of people in the timeline is as good as it can be, and at most it should be strengthened. This book has been made permanent, and I don't know how the people in the men's basketball team will strengthen in the future.

It's a very interesting system, and the writing is okay. Please encourage me.