[Growth flow + not invincible at the beginning]
When Li Haoan stood on the stage of the Finals for the 10,001st time, he whispered to the NBA No. 1 Pick in front of him:
"Don't be nervous, I've seen your moves ten thousand times."
Reader comments
Although it is a refreshing novel, the author's writing style is very good, and everything in the plot is foreshadowed without any poisonous points. But I just feel that the main character is leveling up a bit too fast, but it's a cool novel. It's just cool. I've read so many NBA novels, and this one was the smoothest to read. The writing also feels the best. Not too poisonous
One of the best basketball articles recently, the idea came from a book by Rabbit Laid to Mow Grass, but that book was in and out, this one is in and out. The writing is relatively mature and the rhythm is pretty good, but I have a question. The protagonist always scored triple-doubles in his thirties as a rookie. Can Driver still be the boss in the Mavericks in the future? The data is much better than the driver.
Clear and logical, very good
The opening has a (Legends of Tomorrow) feel. I hope to insert some life or off-court plot. A simple basketball article can easily be boring.
Liang Cao, the creative idea of Tomorrow's Son, but it's well written.
It feels much better than the current high-rated basketball novels
Although it is a refreshing novel, the author's writing style is very good, and everything in the plot is foreshadowed without any poisonous points. But I just feel that the main character is leveling up a bit too fast, but it's a cool novel. It's just cool. I've read so many NBA novels, and this one was the smoothest to read. The writing also feels the best. Not too poisonous
One of the best basketball articles recently, the idea came from a book by Rabbit Laid to Mow Grass, but that book was in and out, this one is in and out. The writing is relatively mature and the rhythm is pretty good, but I have a question. The protagonist always scored triple-doubles in his thirties as a rookie. Can Driver still be the boss in the Mavericks in the future? The data is much better than the driver.
Clear and logical, very good
The opening has a (Legends of Tomorrow) feel. I hope to insert some life or off-court plot. A simple basketball article can easily be boring.
Liang Cao, the creative idea of Tomorrow's Son, but it's well written.
It feels much better than the current high-rated basketball novels