Basketball's Boxer

This is the first time I've seen people say they can't play basketball because they're too tall.

The writing is really good. After 700 or 800 chapters, he is still the second in command, and he is still in the Lakers' favor. The protagonist will always be the second best until Kobe retires. Just like Pippen, no matter how awesome he is, he is still the second in charge, and he is useful.

When I think of the Bulls, I think of Jordan. Who knew Pippen, the main character being Kobe's little brother, was written about

After practicing Sanda, the physical fitness of the protagonist is so bad

It was okay at first, but when I saw the match with WWE, I felt a little sick. He is the president of a league and is not mentally ill. How could he do this after signing a contract and doing it live? Your mental retardation halo is too high. The final compensation was more than 300 million US dollars. Do you think it was Korean won? I really don't want to see it…

What a nerve, with an overall rating of 61 (a substitute among the substitutes), and then he played and scored 20, 20, and 5, averaging 10, 10, and 5 per game. It makes me sick. Your substitute can produce such data. Since you wrote so well, don't write the overall rating as low, and add a bracket to write "substitute among substitutes". Nausea and vomiting

No wonder no one reads it. Such a rubbish book is entirely for the author's own enjoyment.

So actually, Kobe is the protagonist? The author is really Ke Mi. He wrote a book specifically for the protagonist to help Kobe win the championship and whitewash Kobe! Kobe, who is so selfish about honor, would take the initiative to give FMVP to the protagonist? Will you be given the ball? Live in a dream! The protagonist is so good at the system that he is willing to be Kobe's little brother, and he looks happy when he sees Kobe winning an award? This is the most rubbish basketball novel I have ever read. I rarely say other people's works are rubbish, but this is really rubbish!

Let's not talk about how it is written. The attitude towards the book is not rigorous enough. The idea is good, but you have to be consistent with the objective facts. A center with insufficient strength, insufficient jumping, and insufficient awareness of positioning can get more than 10 rebounds. It is unreasonable at first glance. There are also mid-range shots that are just above the passing line. This means that your mid-range shot cannot be used as a conventional weapon. The comparison between your statistics and abilities is so disappointing. Your first season was all about your ability. Of course it's unreasonable for you to have All-Star statistics. You can weaken your mid-range shot and improve your rebounding and jumping ability to help defend your position. In the first season, you can be a blue-collar worker and slowly grow into an All-Star.

It looks like I'm reading a narrative, and I don't feel it at all.