Yi Jianlian was unexpectedly seriously injured and retired at the end of his career. When he woke up, he found that he was reborn in 2007 - the moment when he was drafted by the Milwaukee Bucks. With the next fifteen years of basketball memories and a deep understanding of the NBA, this time, he is determined not to repeat the same mistakes and to embark on his own legendary path.
Reader comments
Fan of Brother Yi. Brother Yi's meaning is difficult to understand as he grows up, so if there is a chance, please don't let the regret happen again. . .
There are also many problems. For example, the Rockets replaced Lowry with Little Black Bean, but he was still the starter in the following season, and the Arab League's 69 wins followed by 66 wins, etc. The overall idea is not a big problem, but the details need to be polished. I look forward to fewer problems in subsequent works.
Great, great. I like watching Yi Jianlian.
An old fan who watched Guangdong Hongyuan in the first year of the CBA and a loyal fan of the Arab League!
The writing level needs to be improved, the preface does not match the postscript, and the content is repeated over and over again.
Needless to say, this is a great book!
The author writes with great care, the logic is clear, and the storyline is compact. It might be more perfect if some other things are added in.
Not bad, worth a look!
Overall, the beginning is okay, except for the occasional logical errors. A little less would be better.
You really should be more rigorous! Don't get the data wrong. Everything else is well written [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][OK][OK][OK][OK]
The topic is novel, very interesting, and worth paying attention to
No system, the process is good
I like this
It makes up for so many regrets [Like][Like][Shy]
A very good basketball article, but the tactics are not written well enough.
The unsystematic logic is true and in line with UAE's NBA history.
Fan of Brother Yi. Brother Yi's meaning is difficult to understand as he grows up, so if there is a chance, please don't let the regret happen again. . .
There are also many problems. For example, the Rockets replaced Lowry with Little Black Bean, but he was still the starter in the following season, and the Arab League's 69 wins followed by 66 wins, etc. The overall idea is not a big problem, but the details need to be polished. I look forward to fewer problems in subsequent works.
Great, great. I like watching Yi Jianlian.
An old fan who watched Guangdong Hongyuan in the first year of the CBA and a loyal fan of the Arab League! The writing level needs to be improved, the preface does not match the postscript, and the content is repeated over and over again.
Needless to say, this is a great book!
The author writes with great care, the logic is clear, and the storyline is compact. It might be more perfect if some other things are added in.
Not bad, worth a look!
Overall, the beginning is okay, except for the occasional logical errors. A little less would be better.
You really should be more rigorous! Don't get the data wrong. Everything else is well written [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][OK][OK][OK][OK]
The topic is novel, very interesting, and worth paying attention to
No system, the process is good
I like this
It makes up for so many regrets [Like][Like][Shy]
A very good basketball article, but the tactics are not written well enough.
The unsystematic logic is true and in line with UAE's NBA history.