NBA: I'm Only Five Foot Nine, Yet I Made It into the League!

I have read all of this book. It is a unique book. In the early stage, it is forbearing, stable, and developed. In the later stage, when I have the strength to directly rely on gold fingers to follow the lone wolf route. It's a bit similar to Jordan's route, which looks pretty cool. This book became unreadable after chapter 80. I took the book off the shelves. I felt that the quality had dropped too seriously, as if there was a different author.

This is an interesting beginning It's this plug-in that gives you 10% of your physical strength a year. Isn't it too slow? Real water I haven't played a single NBA game, and the plug-in problem has been solved. I didn't make it to the national team or college, so I wrote about wild football again. The messy daily routine of having a reunion with classmates who bought a house started again. Do these things make sense? Retreat

It's very interesting to enter the NBA by cheating, but I think, firstly, the NBA is a major league, and small players can develop in a wretched way. There is no need for it and no one has high expectations for it. The second is that you can look at the league players from a bottom perspective and deliver a key blow at the appropriate time. Of course, this is a little bit of the readers' expectations, and it still depends on the author's ideas and choices. I wish you a happy new year and better writing.

Excellent and interesting There is a new idea in the beginning, first enter the NBA through deception, and then improve yourself. The cheat is very simple and restrained. It is not the kind that directly improves skills, but the inner talent that can directly improve strength still requires hard training on your own.

The writing is really good. Some people say that the foreshadowing is too long. In fact, in my opinion, the author has given in to the results. The second season has become more exciting. In my opinion, the second and third seasons should be bastards, that way he will become a god. In the first season, he was a little fresh meat who hyped up the news bastard. In the second season, he was physically strengthened enough to fight but was a rough bastard. It is simple that he has no competition. However, even technical movement and basic skills are not good, and Golden Finger does not add this. Which NBA player has not been exposed to it for more than ten years. In the third season, the body is top-notch, and the technology is rough but usable. It is a pity that the author did not dare to write that, and just cheated in training. You little trash, you are top-notch after adding 10%? If you practice hard, you will be a third-level athlete in one year, and if you add 10%, you will be a CBA. The author directly cheated, unlimited battery life and non-death recovery, it is okay, anyway, it looks very cool, the writing and character creation are very good

Gift Crab, it's quite rare to see the villain protagonist in a sports article! Crazy and boundless, a refined egoist. If it weren't for Operation Netnet, the author might have written something darker and more cruel. I saw the protagonist in my dream love story in a sports novel. This kind of character is my favorite in any genre, whether it is about immortality, city, or history. It is so cruel. I like it so much and it feels so comfortable!

Before, I was still wondering why I didn't establish a good relationship with my teammates, but this is indeed the most suitable style of play for the protagonist, with unlimited physical strength + no fear of injuries. The protagonist shows the will to build a team with him as the core. If his teammates disobey, he will change teammates. He only needs to gather four people to meet the conditions for playing. He is completely a lone wolf, full of the absolute sense of personal heroism. It is the first time I have seen such a basketball novel, it is simply amazing. Having said so much, it may be a bit complicated. To put it simply, the protagonist is fighting against the entire opposing team, plus their bench. Can you understand this?

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It's a very different NBA story. A fraudster entered the league and slowly grew into a guard with a body similar to Westbrook's. I hope the author will not stop updating and will update more often. Love to watch!

This book is well written, at least I have read the first 25 chapters and they are all well written. It can reach 9 points in my mind. I don't watch basketball. I have never been exposed to basketball in my life. I don't discuss basketball or watch games. But this is really interesting, and you can watch it even if you don't watch basketball. 7 Points or 6 points. I don't understand why the protagonist has to pretend to be meaningless. It's really meaningless for the author to write this kind of plot. What readers need to see is not a real protagonist, but someone they expect. Normal people want to show off, want to enjoy themselves, and have all kinds of hobbies that are not worth talking about. But the reader does not need to watch the protagonist enjoy it, just to see how happy the protagonist is. The more I write after this, the more I get confused. The protagonist seems to have become Long Aotian, or Tang San, and it feels like he's getting more and more intolerable as he goes to the back.