In his second year of middle school, the members of the "Generation of Miracles" awakened their talents one after another, already making a name for themselves across the country!
Meanwhile, Yun Ming was just a second-string member of Teiko who had only just awakened his memories.
But none of that mattered!
He had gained the [Adaptation] ability, on par with Mahoraga.
From then on, everything he faced on the court would become nourishment for his rise to the top!
As time went on, talents of the "Miracle" tier gathered in him: Shiraishi Kuranosuke's [Bible], Blue Lock's [Flow], Kengan's [Pre-Initiative, Logic...]
Yun Ming wasn't afraid of being defeated. He only wanted stronger opponents!
And now, the team's new-semester tryouts were underway!
Walking toward him was Ryota Kise!
Could he win?
It was very enjoyable to read, but when it comes to Momoi's plot, I wish I could skip it, because such an enjoyable basketball novel is hard to find. But love is really everywhere in books, and many male authors write about love in a bad way. So I hope the author can waste time on the main basketball plot and reduce the romance plot. That's not to say you can't fall in love, but don't spend too much time describing love.
Of course there are flaws, but it perfectly meets my expectations for Black Basketball and deserves five stars. I have never been able to accept the team-up story. Diguang is already invincible, but teaming up with them is not even the icing on the cake. It is purely a dispensable soy sauce, so you have to lead a single-core team to fight them hard. It doesn't matter if you lose, no one will think that you are the loser. When you get to high school, you will torture them one by one. I love watching this kind of exciting battle plot.
It can be seen that the author has at least checked the information and understood the black and blue characters. At least the characterization of most of the characters is relatively accurate. The overall pacing is pretty good. Looking at it so far, the only shortcoming may be that I checked the information, but it was not very detailed. For example, Huang Lai has never lost, or Qingfeng has never lost, or even Hanamiya has never lost. These people obviously have records of losing in the animation plot. (The anime adaptation of the manga has some deletions) Including some timeline issues. Overall, the flaws do not hide the virtues
It feels pretty good, a typical cool novel, the early descriptions are classic, the pretentiousness is within an acceptable range, and the character of the protagonist is pretty good too. However, I hope it can be free of CP, and I hope there are less descriptions other than games and basketball. After all, readers come here to watch the protagonist play basketball. To be honest, the early description of Momoi gave me an ominous premonition, emphasizing Momoi's figure and appearance. This kind of plot is a little out of touch with the atmosphere after the previous game. Could it be that the author wanted to write a love plot? No! 😱
Good-looking, good-looking, although superpower sports are a bit overkill, but good-looking is the most important thing. It's passionate enough, not too brainless, and the cheats are fun enough. Damn it, I got stuck when I was about to fight Emperor Guang. It was completely unsatisfactory. I just want to see the protagonist adapt to the five Emperor Guang people. The first half started poorly. There was a click in the middle, and then he said "You are the challenger", and then in the second half, he was like Universiade. Although the Age of Miracles had their own breakthroughs, they still fell to the invincible adaptability of the protagonist. In front of everyone who had burned out the Age of Miracles, he showed a sullen smile and said, "I will probably never forget this game in my life. It was a great game."
The protagonist actually doesn't feel shady Master Huang: Learn to imitate but the value is not enough (Gatekeeper) Master Green: 100% shooting Master Qing: Pure numerical luck Master Zi: It's also a numerical wheelchair but defensive. Master Aka: Jiraiya cheats on the basketball world Master Black: An outsider, with low stats but stealth, sneaking and crawling in darkness If the protagonist doesn't use Moxuluo, he really can't defeat him 😂
The narration is very natural and smooth, with an online IQ and close to the plot. The protagonist becomes stronger step by step, with a sense of reality. There is no deliberate strengthening of the protagonist, and no blunt pretense. I hope the author will continue to keep it up and write more.
Let me teach you how to step up to the sky with your left foot and right foot. Go on the field with weights, and then start to adapt to taking off the weights. Come to every game to let them know what a numerical monster is, and they can beat the whole game even in basketball games.
The skill is good, but there is no need to write a cooldown. Shouldn't adaptation be instinctive? As long as the body can bear it, it can be activated passively all the time. It is completely the type of getting braver as you fight. If you just write a normal skill release, then I didn't say it, and the writing style makes me confused. Generally speaking, the opponent uses skills, and the protagonist cannot resist. The protagonist activates the skills, continues to activate after cooling down, and counterattacks after a few minutes. There is no enthusiasm for basketball, and it is as dull as water.
Generally speaking, adaption is an active skill and has a cooldown, which is a bit difficult to understand. Moreover, you didn't specify what you adapted to and how long it took to adapt.