NBA: The Art of the Fingertips

The protagonist does not have his own killer move, so the current three threats count as one. There is nothing else. Many people know the triple threat. For example, Paul George during the Thunder era was only suitable to be a second player [what] I'm very optimistic about your book because you don't have those mindless plots. You know, you can win the championship at every turn, even in the first year. The protagonist of this book is more reasonable, grows up slowly, and is really good-looking. I think a perfect player may not necessarily have a perfect career. There may be only one championship in a lifetime, or three or four championships. But without establishing a dynasty, you can say his career was imperfect. It is possible to build a dynasty for the third crown, fail in tears and then continue the next year. The next year also failed. In striving for strength, this is the protagonist, who must have fighting spirit. Only personal view[Like][Like][Like][Like][Like] [Like][Like]

A Chinese-American No. 4 Pick who may average two pairs per game has a two-year sneaker contract worth one million? It's somewhat on the low side. . . Tiezi, please be more careful and accurate with the data! Why do I feel that Dayao in this novel is a physical monster? Tie Zi, the number of words per chapter was around 3,500 before, but your updated seven chapters only have more than 7,000 words. Are you kidding me?

The plot arrangement is quite reasonable and very interesting. The protagonist is very strong but not too strong! Much prettier than those who have won consecutive championships! The score of 6.2 For this book is a bit low. It can't reach 9 points, but it still has a score of 8 [laughing] I suggest the author do more social media promotion [laughing]

It is close to reality and looks very comfortable. It has some hang-ups but is driven very restrainedly. It is not like a fairy that comes and goes every second. It is comfortable.

The best NBA novel I have read so far!

The content of this book is pretty good, it fits real-life data, and is more understandable than those explosive data.

After reading Chapter 30, I am a little confused except for the addition of points but not for the body. If the author has time to explain it to me, overall it is quite good.

It's very beautiful, why is it rated so low? Don't read it as an invincible cool novel. This is content that can be realized in reality, and it is not a brainless way to write a protagonist who will become a champion every day.

This book is okay, everyone can come and read it.

No, buddy, taking a salary cut and renewing the contract in the third year is awesome.