Slam Dunk: A Pro Gamer Transmigrates and Builds a Spacing-Focused Shohoku

How to put it is that modern basketball pursues the ultimate winning rate, not exciting, not beautiful, not exciting. Unlike the previous Slam Dunk fans who pursued personal strength to lead their teammates to fly, this game allows those ordinary players to become stronger through modern training methods and tactical teamwork. After all, not everyone can form an all-star team like the Mountain King in the comics or the real United States.

Just finished chasing, no more words. It must be given five stars. I have read a lot of Slam Dunk fanfics, and the best one in my mind was the one I grew up playing in Shohoku. That one was about a children's basketball coach who traveled through time and became a boy with congenital heart disease (just like Jun Misugi in Shogun). He had no system or plug-ins, and he trained Hanamichi Sakuragi when he couldn't play. Although that book didn't score high, I thought it was well written. As for this plug-in numerical system, whenever I see it, I just treat it as a mindless novel. In my mind, it is already inferior. No matter how well written it is, it is only second- or third-rate. But now that I have read this book, it is better written than that book on playing and developing. I give it a thumbs up and it ranks first in my heart.

It's very good-looking. It's finally not a cookie-cutter individualism. I particularly like the protagonist's attitude toward winning in competitive sports. The writing is also very good, but I'm still very young and worried about dying young. The writing is particularly to my liking. The author must finish it!!!

The author's writing is very good, especially the protagonist is a bit different. The role of Fujima, who was directly replaced, became Xiangyang's coach and a player. This further demonstrates that the heart is what plays tactics (sound) [sneaky laugh] [sneaky laugh] [sneaky laugh]

After reading Autumn Kingdom Sports, the overall writing is very good, but I always have a question: the opponent's offensive ball is hit by a big pot on the protagonist's side, so why is the protagonist always awarded the ball? In addition, there is a bit of AI flavor in the later period.

Slam Dunk is a masterpiece of fan fiction. It uses advanced basketball concepts to trick the protagonist into playing team basketball and engaging in asymmetrical combat, which will prevent it from collapsing. In the future, I hope that the protagonist's growth will not be too exaggerated and the game will not be suspenseful.

It's a very good book, not too long, but it disassembles and deciphers the playing styles of almost all the powerful teams and players in the original book. Therefore, there is no need to write a longer story, otherwise, the boundaries of the story will be expanded, more things will be involved, and it will eventually deviate too far from basketball. This book should surpass most slam dunk fans.

Definitely a hidden gem! There has never been any work that explains the tactical system so well and thoroughly. I suspect that the author is a professional basketball practitioner. I like the plot very much. Although it is invincible, it is not brainless. The writing is smooth and occasionally humorous. If you like Slam Dunk Master or basketball, don't miss it. I miss the youth of slam dunk, but also learned a lot of theoretical knowledge, and I will be able to play again. Come on, author, and I look forward to your next work!

The rating is low. This is a very good book. There are many plots and basketball matchups full of details. Every chapter is very comfortable and almost not worth reading. The actual rating should be above 9.0. I guess it is a bit niche, so the rating is slow.

Seeing that so far, it can be said that Slam Dunk fandom is the strongest. The plot develops reasonably and the shining points of the original characters are preserved, which is not easy. It's best to just change the system and forget about it. I mentioned it at the beginning, but it didn't play any role later.