Lin Ye, an ordinary NCAA player, barely got a two-way contract with the Clippers after losing the draft and became a water cooler keeper. Just when he thought his career was coming to an end, a mysterious system suddenly arrived.
The novice gift pack contains three cards, the most eye-catching of which is the SS-level talent card - [Psychic Knife]. The effect of this card is simple and crude: in each game, one attribute is randomly increased by +25 and another attribute is -20. So Lin Ye's NBA career began a roller-coaster experience: +25 shooting in the first quarter turned into a three-point shooter, -20 defense in the second quarter was passed by the opponent; +25 defense in the first half locked up the core, and -20 shooting in the second half frequently hit the iron.
Occasionally a super god, sometimes a super ghost, this is the fate of the nerve knife.
As the game progresses, Lin Ye continues to obtain new cards: [Ku Hao Arrives] [Full Zhan Mode] [Death Scythe] [Magician Possessed]... Two cards are randomly selected before each game, making his play style ever-changing. You can never guess whether Curry or O'Neal will play next.
From the water cooler to the rotation, from the rotation to the core. This undrafted pick, who started with only one crazy knife, is writing his own legend.
Reader comments
The pace is slower, and there are more life and conversations. It is a real loser. I slowly exercise and then type up a good book, and see the updates in one breath. Although there are occasional repetitions of sentence patterns, the shortcomings do not hide the advantages, and it is still worth reading. I look forward to the day when the protagonist succeeds and gets a big contract for his good friends. We have worked together for so long and deserve to be taken care of.
Overall, it's good, but the details are a little bit conflicting. When I write about Zhan at full strength, I write about shooting 61 which is okay. Then in the later chapters, the nerve knife deducts the shooting score, and then directly deducts it to 63. You just call it a water dispenser level... [Laughing and crying] I heard that there is something wrong when I heard it, and there are no chapter comments.
It's very interesting to write, and I feel good to read it... Like ㄟ(≧◇≦)ㄏ
The author please don't write two updates a day, but update once in a while. Otherwise, why would the ratings go up and why so many people would read it? I read it for a while some time ago and forgot about this book after two or three days. I only read it today because the plot was pretty good before. I guess I forgot about this book again after a while.
Keep repeating, is it AI?
You can directly dismantle all the A cards. It would be great if you draw all S-level cards in the next game and you can also exchange talents.
Not impatient, I like it
Not bad, the writing is quite interesting.
Come on, author, you can do it
Please support me, it looks okay
The attention to detail is excellent!
After reading the first few dozen chapters, is this a story about two gay men?
If you break down all the card pool and only keep one awesome one, won't you be able to draw the awesome one?
It's a bit like AI writing, but it's still readable. It has a slow burn and a bit of fun.
It's quite interesting. It's a good book to have on a fast-paced platform like Tomato. It doesn't matter if it's slower.
Although the pace is very slow, because it is slow, the writing is more in-depth and specific.
The writing is very detailed. Although it is not very consistent with the situation of NBA teams at that time, the content is still good.
Come on, author, this is one of all the basketball system books that I never got tired of reading at the beginning. It's very deep and thoughtful.
The language is unpretentious, the progress is slow, the logic is more reasonable, and it is easier to accept.
The best book Tomato has read recently, come on, the author
The pace is slower, and there are more life and conversations. It is a real loser. I slowly exercise and then type up a good book, and see the updates in one breath. Although there are occasional repetitions of sentence patterns, the shortcomings do not hide the advantages, and it is still worth reading. I look forward to the day when the protagonist succeeds and gets a big contract for his good friends. We have worked together for so long and deserve to be taken care of.
Overall, it's good, but the details are a little bit conflicting. When I write about Zhan at full strength, I write about shooting 61 which is okay. Then in the later chapters, the nerve knife deducts the shooting score, and then directly deducts it to 63. You just call it a water dispenser level... [Laughing and crying] I heard that there is something wrong when I heard it, and there are no chapter comments.
It's very interesting to write, and I feel good to read it... Like ㄟ(≧◇≦)ㄏ
The author please don't write two updates a day, but update once in a while. Otherwise, why would the ratings go up and why so many people would read it? I read it for a while some time ago and forgot about this book after two or three days. I only read it today because the plot was pretty good before. I guess I forgot about this book again after a while.
Keep repeating, is it AI?
You can directly dismantle all the A cards. It would be great if you draw all S-level cards in the next game and you can also exchange talents.
Not impatient, I like it
Not bad, the writing is quite interesting.
Come on, author, you can do it
Please support me, it looks okay
The attention to detail is excellent!
After reading the first few dozen chapters, is this a story about two gay men?
If you break down all the card pool and only keep one awesome one, won't you be able to draw the awesome one? It's a bit like AI writing, but it's still readable. It has a slow burn and a bit of fun.
It's quite interesting. It's a good book to have on a fast-paced platform like Tomato. It doesn't matter if it's slower.
Although the pace is very slow, because it is slow, the writing is more in-depth and specific.
The writing is very detailed. Although it is not very consistent with the situation of NBA teams at that time, the content is still good.
Come on, author, this is one of all the basketball system books that I never got tired of reading at the beginning. It's very deep and thoughtful.
The language is unpretentious, the progress is slow, the logic is more reasonable, and it is easier to accept.
The best book Tomato has read recently, come on, the author