NBA: Playing with Kobe from High School Until Retirement

It looks good, I just like to see people who slowly become stronger through training, and people who have a system and become invincible immediately.

I am an Internet gossip, keen on watching all kinds of fights and online scoldings on Douyin. I am lucky enough to have talked about Kobe, Curry, and James. Later, I suddenly discovered that it was not as comfortable as blaming James when blaming Kobe and Curry. It took me a long time to find the answer, only to realize that no matter how much skewering, the facts must speak for themselves. It's a normal joke, but James is very interesting. Not only is it fun, but you can see many interesting people when facing some purebred Brownies. You can really feel the power of the art of keeping babies, but the premise is that you are not a loyal fan of any powerful star. Of course, Iguodala fans can straighten their backs and follow the facts. It is a good way to pass the time. In fact, I actually read this novel to make it easier to make jokes. Many fan books will write a lot of hotly discussed points, so I don't have to look for them myself (of course, I have to verify the facts before making comments). This is indeed a good fan novel, worth reading. There are still many points that can be linked. Of course, I still want to arrest the pure-blood Brownie. I was still disappointed not to see it. [Cover face]

Let's talk about the conclusion first: this book is currently considered to be a very large book, with strong versatility and strong countermeasures. The main advantages are that the plot has a good rhythm, the content is good-looking and substantial, and it has excellent narrative logic and character creation. There are also some hilarious jokes or basketball memes. Overall, it suits my personal taste😋

This book is very thick, each page has a large capacity, and it looks really enjoyable. I almost stayed up all night when I read it on the first day, but after thinking about it, my health is more important. I originally wanted to post a book review at chapter 100, but I forgot yesterday, so I will post it at chapter 101. I wish the author will make further progress.

It feels like a high-definition modern remake of Descendants of Bull and The Blacksmith. It feels great to play the remake of Dead Space and Resident Evil in recent years, and it looks like it was purely handwritten. It's not that I object to the author's use of AI. AI is still very useful to assist in polishing (I've done this before)

Personally, I think it is a very old-school book, not impetuous and very down-to-earth. Of course, I completely skipped the high school part and started watching the NBA part directly. I can't guarantee whether the beginning of the story is attractive, but the NBA part is very interesting [like]

Love watching it, looking forward to reaching the peak when the Lakers team up with Kobe to make up for my regret of not seeing Paul put on the purple and gold jersey.

This draft is normal. How can it be so easy for a high school student or an Asian to get into the first round? I hope it takes 3 or 4 years to have the strength to win the championship. How can I be invincible right away?

I rarely do book reviews, but this one is really good to read. It's not like other system novels where you have fun all the way to the end. It's more about progress little by little. The system is more of just a senior coach, and it's more about the protagonist's own efforts. It's very interesting to read, and it's very detailed.

It's quite nice. The way of writing is quite special. It might be more similar to a game text than a novel? It can't be counted. In short, it is a very special way of hyphenation. If it is acceptable, it looks good. The content is quite substantial and the details are well written. I don't watch basketball. The only basketball stars I know are Kobe, Jordan, Yao Ming, O'Neal, and James. But I can understand it, and I can also relate to the climax.