America: the School Beauties Are in Charge, but Zhan Ku Is Behind.

I love American youth so much. There is not so much coquettishness. It is very enjoyable to watch. Come on, author. I don't understand what happened next. Two bag-carrying assistants are paid 10% of the annual income plus the commercial contract? What the hell is this?

It's okay, basketball and women, but it's a bit "unselective". The system says there are rewards for dating high-quality women, and the protagonist is a modeling monster. There is no shortage of women, but from time to time, I eat leftovers [Thoughts] In Chapter 100, you are still in the high school dungeon, and there may be a college dungeon later, and then you go to the NBA? Don't understand It feels like there is a lot of hang-ups, there are a lot of skills and attribute points, but it is still a bit difficult to win, and the protagonist also "plays dirty tricks", secretly tapping the opponent's acupuncture points, and the teammates even take small blue pills and use the second brother to fight [face covering]

The writing is very exciting. It is a rare masterpiece of Tomato. It has the American straightforwardness in place. The writing style is also wonderful. The gags are also natural. Good luck to the author. The writing is very good, why is the score so low? Eggplant loves fast food and cool articles.

It's quite interesting. This should be considered an urban novel, right? Basketball and life are both themes, and the harem is pretty intense.

The writing is quite good, but I don't know many of the basketball stars mentioned in the book. People before and after Kobe knew that in 2016, the NBA's influence in China had declined very seriously. The Internet is too attractive. Sports competitions that are so far away and have lost their glamor are no longer so attractive.

It's very interesting, the main plot is about basketball but it's more like an urban novel. The writing style of small paragraphs from time to time is also outstanding. The plot is also good. It has been recruiting girls, but there are not many repeated plots, which is rare. The three emotional lines of brother, rival, and woman are not embarrassing. Even the dark American plot of Lian A is smoothly integrated into the main plot. The most critical point is that although the protagonist is half CN, he is not written in a cliché direction (planning, recognizing ancestors, interviews with CN reporters, etc.). In my opinion, the only minor drawback is that teammates who have played basketball together for several months are directly booked to become friends later, and each of them will receive 5% of future income. This teammate said they have a deep relationship and have only played together for a few months. They said they are irreplaceable and are just like ordinary US high school sports students. I don't understand what the author thinks of spending millions of dollars a year just to support a few people with no economic benefits. Maybe there will be a shootout later.

Although the value setting is a mess, it is really surprisingly beautiful. This skill is useless when writing about basketball.

There is no AI, the protagonist is a pure bulldozer, basketball and daily life are intertwined, it doesn't look monotonous, and it is better than only sports content. But the current mainstream of sports articles is about sports. There was a similar basketball article many years ago, it seems to be called "Path of Glory", but it also failed to succeed. I hope the author can keep writing, but I'll understand if he doesn't. Let's take a look and cherish it.

It fits Lao A's introduction to the United States very well, and it's also good to do it when it's time. Basketball is a niche subject, mixed with too much of the author's subjective views on NBA stars, and the main story is weakened. This is a flaw. It's good to write about self-entertainment, but there is no chance of making money by going out of the industry.

Good news, the identification is complete and it was not written by AI. Bad news, written more freely than AI

Very interesting! There is a car and a driver! Author, please continue your show!

I thought it was a simple article when I saw the name, but I didn't expect it to be okay. Let's take another look.

The resurrected Uncle Liu Huang [eating melon]

There are a few basketball stories that start in American high schools, and even the protagonist is not even a five-star high school student at first. But the plot is really enjoyable

This is a very special basketball article. Although the first few chapters were a bit unable to keep up with the author's rhythm, it became normal once I started writing about basketball [laughing and crying]. The setting is also interesting. I look forward to the subsequent stories [watch] for quick updates [laughing]

It looks so good, so awesome!

Yes, yes, the theme is very good, yes, yes, very yes

The author's writing is very humorous, making you laugh...

Shang Xiang, I hope I don't want to be a eunuch.

If you write the No. 1 Novel of this kind, you can give it an 8.5

One sentence proves whether this novel is good or not. It is four o'clock in the morning.

It's great, but the plot is too slow. It would be nice to speed up the pace. Or maybe a few more chapters a day [laughing]

This book is a breath of fresh air among the basketball novels I've read. It's the first time I've read one written from high school students. People who enter the NBA directly are tired of reading it. This book is very novel, opens the door to a new world, and is in the knowledge blind spot of ordinary fans.

Dechiwang Let's take a look at my favorite basketball articles so far.

It's quite good, and the story about American high school life is interesting. Are there any more detailed novels about high school life?

I haven't seen such an interesting book in a long time. The view is unique.

Personally, I think it's quite interesting. Although the pace is a bit slow, I can accept it. It's a pity that I got into it too early. If it had been finished, I could have watched it in one sitting.

The writing is very nice. It's rare to see someone develop slowly from high school. Come on, come on, come on.

It's beautiful. It's well written in this sports genre.

Personally, I think it's very good-looking, not mindless and invincible, and the rhythm is pretty good without the feeling of being tired of watching it over and over again. It's just that the author has too little liver.