Ron Osborne, who was playing terribly in the G League, was knocked down by a fan and activated a makeshift System. But since it was a Chinese-language System, he unexpectedly met Yao while learning Chinese and began exploring Chinese culture. He gradually figured out how the System worked and started leveling up in an orderly fashion, rising from a minor rotation player to a starter, an All-Star, and finally a superstar, climbing higher one step at a time.
Fans gradually forgot the joke about him getting knocked down by a single punch and began cheering for both his play and his fights. From a castoff on the verge of being sent to the G League to one of the league's hottest superstars, his legend began with a halting “Hello.”
The author's previous writing was okay, so why did he write about being banned for half a season for fighting? It's not that you can't fight, but you can't write the suspension time too long either! Can the protagonist be allowed to reduce the suspension through the media or entertainment discussions after the game?
The author's previous writing was okay, so why did he write about being banned for half a season for fighting? It's not that you can't fight, but you can't write the suspension time too long either! Can the protagonist be allowed to reduce the suspension through the media or entertainment discussions after the game?
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