NBA: My Game Character Became a Superstar

I can see the AI ​​flavor, but the imagination is so special that it makes people want to watch it. It would be better if it were updated soon.

Very unique subject matter and writing style. NBA stories basically start from the draft, very few start from NACC, and it is really rare that they start from high school. The ecology of basketball at the bottom of the United States, the struggle of a black man at the bottom who has nothing but basketball, these stories that have been ignored by everyone in the NBA in the past are actually so touching when they are actually written. If written, this book will have great potential. The main shortcoming at present is probably still few. It would be better if I had already written 300 chapters when I read this book. Also, I hope the life line of Chen Mo can be compressed in reality. The author has something to write about the sense of the times, but it is not necessary. The life line of little black Marcus has already filled this part. As the protagonist, Chen Mo provides the reader with a perspective of substitution. Detailing his life in Guangdong actually reduces the substitution. Like the one where the cyberpunk next door controls David, a lot of people criticized it when it came to reality. This book is better written in terms of reality, but the essence of the problem is the same

It's very interesting. The current progress of basketball articles is too fast. You can get unparalleled after losing once or twice at most. This can be seen as a very reasonable progress. It is not the kind of losing for the sake of losing. You don't look for problems with your teammates, but only yourself. You are not a god, and your teammates are not pigs.

Not bad, sports writing should be about growth, that's what makes it interesting Too much lyricism, too much, too much, what on earth are you writing?

I originally thought it was another vulgar basketball article, but this book made me feel fresh and new - Chen Mo, the owner of Station B UP, took a game test and controlled a 16-year-old black boy named Marcus. Passing is F, shooting is D-, except for jumping, he is useless. Chen Mo grinned: OK, then I will use the tactical concepts of 2026 to teach you how to play magic ball twenty years in advance. The suspenseful foreshadowing is so exciting - where did this game come from? What's next for Marcus? Will he even affect reality in reverse? The author hasn't filled in the holes yet, but I can't sleep anymore.

It's good-looking, really good-looking. The author's writing is amazing. This kind of growth flow is very enjoyable to watch. The little male protagonist has his own independent thoughts and is not a puppet. It's really quite good. I like the little male protagonist more than the older male protagonist.

This book is still very interesting, and the whole plot is still very novel. This is the first time I have seen this kind of subject matter, but the content has heavy traces of AI, and many places are contradictory, inconsistent, or the plot is confusing. I suggest that the author make some modifications, including reading it several times in subsequent creations, so that the article becomes more rigorous and smooth, and the overall score can be improved to a higher level. Come on, it is a very novel subject.

I have been reading this book for a long time and want to read it every day because I want to see where Marcus has grown. Although the author's writing and data are sometimes not very good, it is still worth reading. The most important thing is that this type of book is very novel, and the author updates too slowly and it is difficult to accumulate readers. I hope the author writes faster. Finally, the author's book is a big hit

The author has great observation skills and is of a very high level! Coupled with the bonus of writing skills, the great creative power easily breaks through the readers' imagination. The article was written by nature, and it came from a clever hand! Come on big

The most creative basketball article I've read recently, it's a bit of a nurturing article, it's not a fast-paced article that starts off competing in the NBA or NCAA, but it's surprisingly charming. It's still very short at the moment. I hope the author will update it steadily and add it to the bookshelf. The real life of the protagonist, including the life of Marcus in this simulation game, has been psychologically well created. The protagonist's identity as the up owner can naturally form a linkage with the game. I think these designs are very good. I highly approve of the beginning of this book and give it a five-star rating. How should I put it, the subsequent plot development was a bit unsatisfactory. The AI ​​flavor is still a bit heavy, the ups and downs of the plot are less, the plot in the middle suddenly drags on a lot, and the excitement is much less exciting. It was a good start, but the quality of the follow-up failed to keep up, which is a pity.