1994: Rebuilding the Celtics Dynasty

It feels good. The author controls the pace and AI assists the writing. It seems that the author's idea is to form a championship lineup ten years in advance of reality, but there are some plot difficulties in maintaining authenticity and logic. 1. Now that Garnett has played, he has already received a maximum salary. Players who will play in the future will have big contracts. How to retain players when the salary is full? It feels like the author is building a sentimental lineup. Pierce and Garnett will definitely not move in the future. Will they continue to pay the maximum salary to pay the luxury tax? How long can he play? The current writing progress is also very fast, how many years do you plan to operate? Whose story will this Green Army retire after? Or will it be completed directly? 2. Introducing modern basketball tactics in advance, other teams will follow suit, and players' skills will also adapt to small balls in advance? 3. The analysis standards of scouts and the needs of the team will also change according to the basketball style. Will it be easy to cut off the talent in the future draft? In addition, the potential rookies selected will not be able to practice if they do not have enough playing time. One additional point, regarding the regular season ranking competition system and the 2-3-2 competition system in the finals, please pay attention to the constraints when writing AI. 4. How to control the frequency of player injuries?

It's a very good book that people can read into. The protagonist's thoughts are very comprehensive and rigorous, from ticket sales to training, which is different from the ordinary fast-food championship articles. And after seeing some of his early operations, I feel that I have deepened my understanding of the potential influence of a giant like the NBA. This kind of finding someone to help find people to persuade players to operate, it feels like a fantasy to switch to other clubs, but if you want to say this is the Celtics, then I really believe it.

This book is one of the few relatively rigorous and in-depth basketball articles written by Tomato. It is very sophisticated in many details, the plots are interlocking, and the character creation is also very successful. I hope it will get better and better [Top post][Top post][Top post]

I really like this kind of NBA article. The boss let me see another Green Kai. How can I say it? I can only say that the author did a great job! ! ! I will always read what you write! The rating is okay, it will gradually increase in the future, 5 stars for you! ! Boss, don't stop updating! ! !

A rare hard-core NBA manager article written by someone who understands basketball! It's just that the era was chosen too early!

It's okay [laughs] Mainly because I'm a little older and I don't recognize some of them [laughs]

Personal feeling: The structure is relatively clear, and it is a good (temporarily) slow-burning article on NBA managers (the author said that he will buy the Boston Celtics later). It is not like other system articles that are invincible at the beginning, but it is made of flesh and blood and has good foreshadowing. Perhaps the biggest shortcoming is the early stage, because the author's timeline is relatively early, so except for some famous NBA stars, ordinary readers of NBA articles don't know much about them.

Alas, to be honest, there are not many books written about the Boston Celtics, because the Boston Celtics have one more championship than the Los Angeles Lakers, and they are all one, mostly because of 11 championships in 2013. To be honest, this is the history of the decline of the Boston Celtics. It is indeed written by many authors, and the writing is indeed good enough.

I rarely comment, but the overall idea of ​​​​this book is very clear. I think there are few basketball articles that are so close to reality, and the author also has a deeper understanding of the poor, but the update is a bit slow, I hope to speed up [laughing]

The author is really serious about the balance he can maintain in different time and space, and he is very logical. He is also planning the future of many teams, not just the future of the home team written by the author. I think this is very energy-consuming.

Good book, the coaching articles are really well written, who is an experienced author, but this kind of book is too easy to raise fish.

Can only give 7.5 Points. There is no problem with AI writing books, but it is customary to deduct 0.5 Points because of AI. The remaining 2 points are because this book has written 150 chapters, at least 300,000 words, and has not yet won the championship. I don't know when I can see Dynasty... As I continue to follow updates, my opinion has changed and I can give it a 9.5 From a 7.5. Here's why: The content is really interesting and makes you want to read it. It is not perfunctory or superficial. +0.5 The author will read comments and communicate carefully. +0.5 And because of the help of AI, the amount of updates every day is huge. Sometimes there are at least 5 chapters, and sometimes there are 10 chapters, which is very exciting. +1

I finally read a good book about basketball managers. It's still my favorite Green Army. I must support it.

The rigor is excellent, the pace is relaxed and relaxed, and it handles all kinds of practical problems very well. To me, this is the second best writer of this type after Louis. There are a lot of updates every day, and he is truly a conscientious author [Like][Like][Like]

I'm Kai Mi. I like it.

Just for the update, I have to give it 5 stars.

It looks good but I don't recognize the players from that era.

Indeed, it is a relatively good NBA article.

The writing is very professional and very nice to read, but the timeline is a bit early and many players don't know each other. I would like to give it a five-star support and encouragement.

This is the most exciting basketball article I have ever read.

Nice. Book friends who like basketball can get involved.

Tomato's best-looking NBA in 26 years

It's okay. It's one of the best books of the same type.

The writing is quite interesting. I don't know enough about the NBA in the 1990s to write a novel like this. Except for the small amount, everything else is fine. I give it five stars. Come on.

The book is quite good and comfortable to read.

The design is rigorous. If you don't like to read system texts, you can read this.

I started watching it yesterday and I like it so far.

The writing is good, but some details are lacking in some places. Sometimes you should point out the name of your opponent, otherwise it will be confusing. It would be great to strengthen the logic.

The writing is very simple, and the author's love for basketball can be reflected between the lines.

Kai Mi was in tears, it was so well written.