NBA: Career Simulation, Inheriting Every Trait

If you like three-pointers, you can check it out. I prefer the competition in the Jordan era and the four-point era, and I am passionate about it. The three-point era is about efficiency, and efficiency is a bit boring for competitive sports. It's like watching LOL operations and dozing off.

A well-conceived basketball article with decent writing style. The main point of interest is The Sims. Generally speaking, it is a basketball article with distinctive characteristics. If you have good reading ability, it will be an above-average basketball article.

It's very fun. It simulates the life trajectories of various NBA superstars, plus the entries you get, changing the careers of superstars, such as simulating O'Neal, getting stable free throws, dreamy footsteps, and mid-range shots, directly surpassing Jordan.

Let's not talk about whether the content is good or not. Let me talk about other things. I am a person who has never watched a basketball game. From this author's writing, I briefly learned about the experiences of some basketball players who have left their names in the NBA and gained a lot of insights. This is very good.

I like watching simulations but don't like watching reality. I always watch them while jumping.

It's okay, but there are too few details about the game. It looks a bit like a documentary, and it's all rushed through.

It's the latest version so far, and some minor flaws have been removed. It's very comfortable to read, and the pace is fast. However, the entry replacement and attribute issues in the early stage were not well prepared, which may be regarded as poisonous points by many people, but with more than 50 chapters, it is actually no longer a problem.

I finished reading it in one sitting today, I liked it very much

I hope there will be Yao Ming, Tracy McGrady, Iverson, and Rose. All four of them are painful in my heart, especially Yao Mai. Many Chinese fans are upset. I hope I can see their different lives in the book.

What happened after reading the first 42 chapters? The writing is pretty good, but it's too little to read. Please write more. I'll support you with five-star reviews. Come on and write harder.