Reborn in the NBA: Hard Work Pays Off

Overall, the writing is very good, and it is considered very good among Tomato Basketball articles. I would like to make some comments: First, the protagonist, as a reborn person, knows the development of basketball in the following decades. The current style of play is too classical. When the three-point ability value is around 90, three-pointers should account for a large proportion of the protagonist's scoring composition, especially in the 1990s when three-pointers were generally used. The defense is not that strict. The protagonist takes too few three-pointers, which results in a failure to score. According to the protagonist's current shooting value and the right to take shots, it is not a problem to shoot more three-pointers and average 30 per game. The mid-range is enough to be used for critical moments. As a regular scoring method, the efficiency is too low. Second, if the protagonist does not change teams in a short period of time, it is almost time to discuss the lineup with the management. He cannot just passively wait for the team to trade and build the lineup. Third, it is recommended to write more domestic reactions, such as the explanations of domestic commentators and the reactions of domestic fans, to increase the fun. Fourth, after the protagonist has practiced control and movement, he can show off some skills that were popular later but were not developed or not yet popular in the 1990s, such as Sam Gold, Buddha worship, violin change of direction, jelly layup, European step, step-back shooting, etc. They are handsome, attract fans, increase influence, and add cool points. Then, the rookie season is over, why hasn't the sneaker contract come yet? Make money quickly Finally, I hope the update will be more powerful. Come on, author!

The latest chapter so far is quite well written, the pace is relatively slow, but the plot is relatively stable, and there are no awkward dialogues or embarrassing female characters in many Tomato novels.

The writing is very good, there is no invincible cheating from the beginning, and the system is suitable. I hope to write more about life, Hollywood, supermodels, etc. There are many suitable stars and Victoria's Secret at this time. Come on💪

I have read about twenty basketball articles, and this one seems not to be harmful at all. The author looks like an old fan at first glance, as steady as an old dog. Advantages: It is close to history and does not blindly exceed the standard (elementary school students who like cool writing can avoid it); the emotional line is delicate, and it feels like reading experience; Golden Finger is just a "little cheat" level, it does not rely on cheating, it is just right. Disadvantages: Famous places in Yangcheng Lake (anyone knows this, but I really like it). My last hope: I'm not a prisoner or a writer. Come on, author!

This is an enhanced version of James. All the basketball novels are "blackballing" James, but the way he plays is imitating James. The data is not important, but I must have this data [smile]

I read 200,000 words in one day and couldn't stop. It can be regarded as one of the best basketball articles. Although there are some fixed routines, the author's writing skills are good, and the rhythm is at the level of t1 to t0 in basketball articles. The author is a football watcher, a basketball novelist, and he may also play basketball himself. But what can I say about this book? The biggest advantage is its smoothness. Maybe many of the plots and characters are inspired by other basketball novels. But every now and then it really gives you a surprise. I hope the author can make the protagonist more three-dimensional in the future. The characters are more fleshed out. I won't talk about diligence, but whether it's the tenderness towards the people around me, the retaliation against opponents, or the care and concern for the team. Even if it's not forced. You can't win a championship if you're not paranoid, and you're a normal person if you're not perfect. At the moment, I always feel like I'm just short of breath. And don't make friends with everyone. You still have to look at other people's choices. Super idols must be respected, but on the field, they have to fight each other. If in 1996, the first person in Asia, let's imagine that you gave Jordan, Barkley, O'Neal... Two electric guns, how much traffic would this have, the light of Asia. I hope the author writes better and better, making Yangshen more and more like a living person...

It's been a long time since I've seen this kind of basketball article. The setting really pissed me off - the protagonist is reborn, there is no cheat to reach the sky in one step, only immunity to all sports injuries, five times the body recovery speed, "As long as you train, you will make progress, and the more scientific the method, the greater the progress": This means that every early morning training of the protagonist, every polishing of shooting hand, every turnaround run, will all be transformed into real combat power.

Now that I have a good impression of this book, I like the system of God's reward for those who work hard. At least getting stronger is somewhat logical and easy to explain. That kind of invincibility system is so mindless right from the start that it's a bit embarrassing to see a 100% score in a game. Wouldn't such a person appear in the United States and be dragged into experiments by those orcs? However, the rating of this book is not expected to be high, because it is written about the golden generation period of 1996. Firstly, it must have stepped on Koai and others to rise to the top. Old fans may not like it very much, and secondly, new fans are not interested in that period.

I'm still very picky about novels, but this book was just okay. I think it is the third best novel about NBA. The first is Reborn Anthony. Good books can reflect the rules and essence of the NBA more realistically. This is quite reasonable: for example, when transferring, contact the NBA president first to see what he means. Very smart

The author writes very well. This book is the best among the many basketball articles I have read. Although the protagonist has a systematic system, he also trains hard and becomes stronger step by step, instead of being like the protagonists in other basketball articles who rely on the system to reward other stars' famous stunts and put them on the protagonist to become stronger. I hope the author can continue to do more.