NBA: A Defensive Ace Template from the Start

For those who say that Kobe will not target others, take a closer look at Jeremy Lin, Nick Young and those teammates' opinions on Kobe. He could not talk to Lin for a year because of some things. [Eat melon]

If you are a Kobe Bryant fan, congratulations, you have found the right book. I recommend reading this book. This book assists Kobe in building a dynasty. The protagonist does all the dirty work, has a high basic salary, and works hard on his rookie contract. It will definitely be fun for you fans to take the role. If you are not a Kobe fan, I don't recommend it. I definitely want to watch the protagonist as the boss, or not angry. At first it felt like the protagonist wouldn't last long with the Lakers, or would be used as a bargaining chip to trade Gasol to the Grizzlies, so I continued to watch. But behind, the protagonist worked diligently and lowered his profile without complaining, winning Kobe's recognition. He will assist Kobe Bryant to win the championship with the Lakers.

To be honest, this is the lowest-rated basketball article that I have ever updated. I have read all the others, and there is currently no new basketball article with a similar template that started with defense, and the pace is not sluggish, unlike other books that write more than ten chapters per game, and the off-court content is well connected. However, I feel that with this rating and the number of people who follow the update, I don't think I can make much money. The author will probably stop updating or simply open a new book and rewrite [laughing]

One of the best NBA stories I have ever read. There is no protagonist who is not human. There is no brainless pretense to slap people in the face. There is a system to guarantee growth. However, except for the system that has just been obtained, there is no system that suddenly enhances defense. It is shocking. The protagonist is a top genius in the human category in the eyes of outsiders. There is no protagonist. He won various honors at the beginning, even though he lost, but he didn't really suffer. The protagonist was the best choice for his position. He left the Lakers after the conflict with Kobe Bryant. There were also various gossips surrounding basketball. There were also the transactions between various parties after the protagonist left the Lakers and took control of the Clippers. It can be said that these are all my favorite points.

The writing is quite reasonable. Compared with those who just entered the league and scored 50 or 60 points in each game, they feel hot in every game. Much more normal . Written like Jiahao, the back

It's great. Did you see Adebayor's 83 points surpassing Kobe's?

I've been following it for a long time, and I don't understand why the rating is so low. The pace is neither slow nor grindy, and the off-field content is okay. Even after a game, it has a good visual feel. Pretty good. Come on, author, please add more updates.

Okay, the reason for the low score is because I offended Ke Mi, and arranged for the protagonist to be an auxiliary with full output, allowing our team to win the championship in 2008, and offending Ke Mi again. It's hard to please both ends, but in fact the protagonist's path is very steady, because he realizes that the offensive end cannot digest the ball. Have to develop.

The writing is very good, but Ke Mi may not like it [laughing and crying]

The writing is quite good, and it becomes logical as it grows little by little. What's even more satisfying is that it's not a brainless "Committee" or a "Black Mamba", which is good!