GOAT This Century

It was so fun to watch. It can be called a complete collection of Zhan Hei's materials, with nearly 300,000 words written almost identically. I, Zhan, am still too much of a fan😄 After listening to the book later, I heard more than 200 chapters, and I had to accept it. I really liked it. In this book, all the outrageous plots are my real-life operations, and they are not exaggerated at all.

This novel is so well written! To be honest, as Zhan Hei, I shouldn't agree easily, but I have to admire the author's writing style and perspective. The author accurately and vividly depicts James' true characteristics: He was originally a pure blue-collar player, but he relied on the resources behind him to deliberately package and whitewash himself, forcibly created a brilliant career, and forced himself into the ranks of historical players. This approach is really hard to agree with. He spent his entire career deliberately trying to benchmark against Jordan, but in the end he never really surpassed him, yet he boasted that he was the second best player in NBA history. This style of conduct is really disgusting. The author has completely written the voices of us pure basketball fans, and vividly expressed what everyone wants to say. I sincerely give this novel full marks and it is worth reading carefully!

It's so cool, so cool. Among all the NBA novels I've read, this is the only one that describes Lao James from the bottom of my heart.

I have read more than a dozen basketball articles, and this one is the most cruel one I have ever seen to criticize James. It almost treats James as a villain. Even a neutral fan like me can't help but resent James. However, it is really enjoyable and stress-relieving, just like watching a short drama. A small suggestion is, don't blindly write about James' psychological portrayal. There are almost no psychological portrayals of decent players. It is also recommended to write some comforting processes for players who have been traded. This will appear humane and can also deceive our readers into liking it, because those who read basketball articles are all old fans. For the sake of sentiment [smile]

Disadvantages: It's just a rehash of what James has said and done, nothing new. Advantages: nice to look at

The part about football is well written, so I give it 4 points. The rest of it is too consistent with the stereotype. It's like a diaosi god novel from more than ten years ago, and the portrayal of the protagonist is terrible. It's nice to skip some chapters.

This is definitely the craziest of all Zhan Hei's novels I've read on Tomato. It made me laugh to death [laughing]

Pure James, the most enjoyable episode I've ever watched😭 Putting aside the Curry dynasty, James' career is the history that really should belong to him. Thanks for the name change.

Pure Zhanhei, but well written

This is the most thorough analysis of James that I have ever read. It's amazing.

Damn it! This book is so fun! The plot is also reasonable! The author pays tribute to all the stars! I just simply don't like Lao James [smirk] On the other hand, Lao James' die-hard fans hate all the stars indiscriminately [snicker] [snicker] [snicker] This book is funny and good-looking, but it didn't score 9 points! Buster takes the main responsibility! [Laughing] Update soon! The plot is getting more and more interesting [laughing] I suspect the author is actually a Jimmy! Otherwise, I just spend all day on Douyin and copy the outrageous comments of brownies [laughing]

A very good basketball article, the narrative is not procrastinating and the rhythm is good. Recommend

I have to give it a serious review. I have read several NBA books. This one has relatively few descriptions of the game, but the rhythm makes it very comfortable to develop.

The author understands the manipulation of public opinion behind the pickling medium very well, and describes the pickling medium and Buster very accurately.

At least it's close to the real characters, logically consistent, and not embarrassing to watch.

This book is indeed very informative. All famous scenes that exist objectively are written in. Various discussions and theories in reality can be perfectly integrated. The level of trading logic is also very high.

It's incomparably good-looking. I don't know who is deliberately posting bad reviews. You must check it out. It's a masterpiece among the few Tomatoes. The author will update soon [laughs] The author wrote well [laughs] [thumbs up] Gathering all the strongest players in the NBA to the Crabcatcher and killing them, in the end James became the only goat [laughs] [thumbs up] The author also worked very hard as James and endured the humiliation for so long. It is really a hard work for the author [laughs] [thumbs up], and I am also giving you a six-star praise directly to encourage you.

This book is so enjoyable that I even took off my pants. But it's still not satisfying enough. Maybe the author also thinks it's unreasonable to hack the 2012 Ah Tan champion. After all, the team was built with Curry in mind. That year's immediate combat ability was indeed insufficient and his body was fragile. In addition, the Eastern Conference was old and injured that year. The opponent in the west is still a young army, and the young master and the beard are really broken, and they can't be defeated no matter what. Unless Goldfinger becomes a fantasy novel, hahaha! But you've already written a novel, why do you care about logic? Just be thorough.

The biggest shortcoming is that it is too short, with only more than 300 chapters, which is not enough to read. I hope the author can write at least more than 1,000 chapters. So far, it is the best basketball novel. It has all kinds of imagination, some realism, and a lot of truth. I admire the author's collection and organization of information, and his writing style... [Like] [Like] A must-read book for library fans. If Zhan Hei sees it, he will definitely reach Gaomao.

As long as I evaluate James's book normally, I would give it three or four stars, not to mention it is so beautifully written and dreamy. Don't be too fussy, just look at the theme of this book, it's still great, the plot is good, it's good to watch, four stars, one more star for me, James I cry when I see it, but I also praise it.

It's nice to see Jamie. The subject matter is novel.

The author commented that James is very objective and accurate! [Praise]

A nice cool article that fits the characteristics of the players.

Listen, brother, this book is one of the most touching NBA books I have ever read. Although the protagonist is not a basketball player, he is more interesting than playing basketball. He is chasing a dog and chasing him. It looks like there really is a parallel world like this.

Let's not talk about Zhan Hei first. It is indeed a very good NBA article. 1. I don't always write about the game process. To be honest, NBA manager articles and boss articles always write about the game process. Isn't it just water? You have to look at the process to see the kind of player-centered stories. 2. Although the lineup is a bit too all-star, I also know how to buy and sell players. There is no cookie-cutter lineup. In particular, I also know how to enhance other teams. 3. Several well-known giant lineups have been written down, which makes them feel more immersive. 4. There are still some shortcomings. As a boss, just be a boss. Why are you always involved in coaching? You have to learn from Riley.

Not bad, it fits James' personality

James must know James. If he knew James too well, he would not be James. Beautiful, love watching.

The way normal people treat basketball speculators is the theme of this book. I enjoyed reading it [laughs]

The most humorous, true and subtle basketball article I have ever read. It's very comfortable to watch, the plot is reasonable and interesting, and the author writes with empathy. The only drawback (in my opinion) is that these chapters are too reserved.

Very well done, fun to watch. Well written. Especially the last chapter, hahaha, but it's a pity that I still won a championship. It would be great if this were reality, ugh