[Slam Dunk fan + protagonist NBA water dispenser administrator + no heroine + group portrait + Xiangbei + no system]
As an NBA water cooler keeper, Roy accidentally traveled to the world of Slam Dunk after winning the championship with his team.
If there is no superpower basketball, then I will use the evolved Five Tigers of Northern Hunan to reduce the dimensionality and attack!
Reader comments
I think the book is okay, the rhythm is well grasped, the protagonist is invincible but knows how to lead the supporting characters, and it also has rich descriptions of Xiangyang's thinking and Hainan Lingnan's tactics. The author has certain basketball literacy and understands goat stalks [smile].
It's a group drama in itself. What's the point of just watching professional players play in kindergarten? Isn't it more like basketball to gradually strengthen the supporting characters?
I haven't seen many smooth slam dunk articles since "Slam Dunk: Fox Rukawa Chronicles" (leaving aside the meaty version, but it's a pity that it's in the palace). This one is really good, but it's a pity that it has been stopped for a week. I don't know if there are any more. [You taste carefully][You taste carefully][You taste carefully]
The caching problem was still being updated yesterday, and there were reports of one after another. [You taste carefully][You taste carefully][You taste carefully]
It's great that it's not an AI article, and it's written very smoothly. I started commenting after reading it halfway through.
As for the first comment about the Shohoku nanny article, it's even more hilarious. Who would read it if it wasn't the Shohoku team [laughing]
Encouragement, but Shohoku's lineup itself is perfect, and its growth process is reasonable and necessary. At the same time, there are too many nanny articles for Shohoku. If you want to talk about regrets, is Lingnan regretful? Xiangyang is not sorry? Xiangbei is actually perfect in the comics, because what Xiangbei lacks is not strong teammates, but time to grow. I hope that future slam dunk stories will include more stories about other teams.
Yes, this is the level the NBA should have.
Very good fanfic, very interesting
It's really well written, and it's one of the best SD articles I've ever read.
I think it's okay, but how can you write a basketball novel without data?
Looks good, hope to see more
It looks good, but there are too few [laughs evilly]
Haha, good, come on, come on
Well written, keep up the good work, author!
Not bad, come on. It reminds me of the time I watched Slam Dunk when I was a kid.
Very well written! It feels like watching the Slam Dunk cartoon! I hope to keep writing and don't give up
There are fanfics about Slam Dunk, which can be said to be quite good, and the writing style is quite similar to the original work.
The best Slam Dunk fanfic I have seen on Tomato so far. No poison, no procrastination.
I think the book is okay, the rhythm is well grasped, the protagonist is invincible but knows how to lead the supporting characters, and it also has rich descriptions of Xiangyang's thinking and Hainan Lingnan's tactics. The author has certain basketball literacy and understands goat stalks [smile]. It's a group drama in itself. What's the point of just watching professional players play in kindergarten? Isn't it more like basketball to gradually strengthen the supporting characters? I haven't seen many smooth slam dunk articles since "Slam Dunk: Fox Rukawa Chronicles" (leaving aside the meaty version, but it's a pity that it's in the palace). This one is really good, but it's a pity that it has been stopped for a week. I don't know if there are any more. [You taste carefully][You taste carefully][You taste carefully] The caching problem was still being updated yesterday, and there were reports of one after another. [You taste carefully][You taste carefully][You taste carefully]
It's great that it's not an AI article, and it's written very smoothly. I started commenting after reading it halfway through. As for the first comment about the Shohoku nanny article, it's even more hilarious. Who would read it if it wasn't the Shohoku team [laughing]
Encouragement, but Shohoku's lineup itself is perfect, and its growth process is reasonable and necessary. At the same time, there are too many nanny articles for Shohoku. If you want to talk about regrets, is Lingnan regretful? Xiangyang is not sorry? Xiangbei is actually perfect in the comics, because what Xiangbei lacks is not strong teammates, but time to grow. I hope that future slam dunk stories will include more stories about other teams.
Yes, this is the level the NBA should have.
Very good fanfic, very interesting
It's really well written, and it's one of the best SD articles I've ever read.
I think it's okay, but how can you write a basketball novel without data?
Looks good, hope to see more
It looks good, but there are too few [laughs evilly]
Haha, good, come on, come on
Well written, keep up the good work, author!
Not bad, come on. It reminds me of the time I watched Slam Dunk when I was a kid.
Very well written! It feels like watching the Slam Dunk cartoon! I hope to keep writing and don't give up
There are fanfics about Slam Dunk, which can be said to be quite good, and the writing style is quite similar to the original work.
The best Slam Dunk fanfic I have seen on Tomato so far. No poison, no procrastination.