NBA: I'm the Real No. 1 Pick of the 2003 Draft

The rhythm is good. To be honest, I like novels that travel back in time to the 2003 generation. Anyway, I like the novels written by Milicic and Anthony. Anyway, they are written fluently and I basically support them. I also like Jokic. He has become the first player in the NBA with very ordinary physical talents. Isn't it true? It's incredible. He gives the impression that apart from his superior wingspan and top-level basketball IQ, everything else is not worth mentioning. I like smart play, and Jokic is also very good at resisting injuries. I have never heard of him being seriously injured. Yi Jianlian's physical talent and Jokic's template are enough to dominate the NBA.

It's pretty cool, but the timeline is a bit confusing. Isn't Billups still with the Pistons? Why are you running away from a grizzly bear? Chapter 65 Mike Conley appears again. Isn't he a rookie in 2007? It's not time yet? I hope the author can write well and be more rigorous! [Praise]

It's a good novel, especially the description of the game is very detailed and makes people feel comfortable to read. The fusion template gradually becomes stronger. There are growth periods, high moments, troughs and peaks. It's not like other novels where the protagonist is ridiculously strong. One god leads four pits and the protagonist's data explodes. Instead, it has the efforts of the protagonist and the dedication of his teammates. Winning the championship and narrowly losing is more authentic, but there are quite a lot of flaws. Five different names have appeared for the protagonist's agent. Some teammates played with the protagonist many times this season and then said they would trade him over the next season. There are also many flaws in the award ceremony held after the finals.

On Tomato, along with this article, I have read two articles about dressing up as former NBA stars and redressing regrets. They were both very interesting. This kind of Chinese soul wear is also very interesting hehe! Those basketball articles about Chinese Americans rising up and suppressing the entire league are exciting but very frivolous. By the way, I suggest a side story. It turns out that Darko Milicic retired to become a boxer, but was knocked out in the first fight and then retired hahahaha. In this article, you can also do some boxing before becoming a boss!

It is well written and can be read in one sitting. Kudos to the author.

It's okay, but it's not smooth in post-processing

This is much better than many unsystematic basketball novels. The protagonist has an obvious growth process and a clear mental journey.

It's real and it's not a one-step journey. The details are well described. The protagonist grows up little by little, which gives me a sense of expectation!

Not bad, support it with five stars

So pretty, so pretty