NBA: Magic Johnson Build, Stealing LeBron’s No. 1 Draft Pick

This book's rating is only about 6 points because so few people have read it. I enjoyed reading this book so much that I read it all in one day. No other novel can make me so happy to read it. The author writes very rigorously, unlike those bad AI basketball articles. This book is enjoyable from beginning to end. The rating of this book will definitely not be low in the future. I look forward to the author's updates.

How should I put it? There is no problem. Although sometimes the data is not rigorous, it is not a big deal. It's just that the writing style is too straight, just like a composition written during an exam. You can't write anything out of line. You can only write within the prescribed format framework. There can be no humor or evil. Just to ensure a similar score.

The part about Yao Ming in Chapter 60 moved me. The author really checked the information. Most of today's basketball articles are exaggerated, watery, and not rigorous at all. This novel is considered one of a hundred, a rare good novel.

As long as the Cavaliers can't steal James' No. 1 Pick, other teams can

A good book worth reading

Although the content is exaggerated, it looks good

Genius is a cool basketball player. It's cool enough. He has been a genius since the high school league. He is much more reasonable than other undrafted substitutes. You can see some traces of AI, but not much

Okay, okay, a good book

If you enjoy watching it, please give it five stars.

A good book