Glory on the Basketball Court

This kind of setting that does not rely on the system to forcefully advance the plot seems particularly real and reasonable. The protagonist learns internal martial arts techniques from outsiders to fundamentally improve his physique and motor functions, and then conducts reasonable training with the help of scientific data analysis. This growth path has both the foundation of traditional martial arts and the support of modern science. It has rigorous settings and self-consistent logic, which is perfect. Especially in the combination of internal skills and scientific training, the author has shown unique ideas and deserves four stars. The only regret is that the narrative style of the novel is a bit depressing, and the reading process lacks a bit of hearty feeling, so the expression is slightly deducted.

A very, very good NBA novel. The current rating has definitely been maliciously lowered. He deserves a rating of 9.5+. Keep up the good work. Recommended by a bookworm of thirty years and a high school Chinese teacher of twenty-two years!

It is a very nice novel. The protagonist Li Te has no systematic golden fingers. With his own brain and physical talent, and his bug-like father, he has won the last ten championships. This novel describes the competition very concisely. Only a few games are described in five or six chapters at most. I think it is very good. The heroine is Avril, and she finally achieved success. But what is annoying is that the protagonist did not win three consecutive championships until the end. I was drunk!!!!!!! However, the flaws do not hide the good points. The rating of over seven points is a bit low. I hope my rating can be up to the top, and it will be praised!!!!!!!

No, it's a very good novel. Why is it rated so low? It's reasonable, not bragging, not slanderous, it's much better than most brainless cheating basketball novels, I can really read this book, and the old bookworm's highest evaluation is that I can continue reading 🍉.

The narrative composition is a completely documentary-style description. There is no excitement or sense of substitution. It has no outstanding personality and does not change any established historical events. There is no system or data to demonstrate. It is completely a historical retelling of the NBA era expansion pack with a pig's foot inserted. It is just a cold spectator and I don't know what to express. In short, it is peaceful and has no ripples.

I have read many books on competitive sports. This book has a smooth narrative, reasonable structure, and is detailed without being procrastinating. It also has many interspersed interactions between sports and other fields. I recommend it.

I would like to express my gratitude to every reader who has accompanied "The Glory of Basketball" with this book. Li Te's story is not only a basketball legend, but also a journey about culture, competition and inheritance. Thank you for your support on the Tomato platform. Every read and every comment you make is an indispensable part of this story. The world of basketball is always passionate, and our creative path is complete because of you. I look forward to meeting you again in the next story.

(Personal opinion, don't comment if you don't like it) After reading it, it's okay. But too much space is devoted to the scenes of Hollywood stars. Almost a third of the entire article is about those celebrities. The content of the game is not sluggish and can be completed in a few chapters. It is a bit like a short text live broadcast, which is not bad.

No one with common sense will participate in the draft without preparation, because the high picks are selected for the core of the team, and the low picks are usually role players, and the training will be different depending on the positioning.

The overall story arrangement is okay. Let's talk about the problem of AI. The proportion of writing in this book is too high. In many places, we cannot look at the details. Some games are even based on a template. If you change the player's name, it will be another chapter. However, I read this book and wrote 1.9 Million words in 3 months, with an average of more than 20,000 words per day. It is very efficient. In the future, if this kind of author grasps the outline, AI supplementary content is likely to become mainstream. Only top quality writers need to stick to handwriting, and I don't know if that's a good thing or a bad thing.