The Explosive Shooting Guard

If it weren't for the limited exemption, I really wouldn't have discovered this great book.

I read basketball novels, and 9 out of 10 of them are about James, and the remaining one is a Long Aotian-style protagonist. No matter who he beats, he will be crushed. There is no such thing as black or not.

Recently, the more I watch it, the more excited I feel. Even someone like me, who doesn't know much about it, wants to continue watching it.

When I first started watching it, I saw more and more plots involving my sister and the heroine missing, which gave me a bad feeling. So I came to the comment area and took a look, and sure enough, my sister has become the heroine. Did she just say that she would just be the younger sister? At the beginning, the atmosphere with the heroine was created well. My sister said she was just a sister, but in the end the style of painting changed and I felt like I was being tricked. The author is really a naughty person(；´Д`A

If I remember correctly, aren't NBA players not allowed to drive motorcycles? He also endorsed Harley, I don't know if I remembered it wrong or the author didn't remember it. This kind of mistake is very low-level.

Mina is really the protagonist's trump card! If you say cheating, just cheat😍😍😍 Let's just be together~

It felt like he was praising the Spurs, something Bowen did, and the team doctor misdiagnosed him and refused to admit that it was his fault, even though he did have a problem. Dajia has proven the problem with the Spurs team doctor.

The author writes very well, allowing passers-by to feel the charm of a basketball player. There's just one biggest bug in the book that the author couldn't fix. This bug is the heroine, named Jing Nan. It can be seen that the author has a certain understanding of twice and Mingnan, and knows that Mingnan was born in San Antonio, USA. Therefore, there is a certain intersection with the protagonist. But in fact, a few years after Minami was born in the United States, she returned to Japan before entering elementary school. She grew up in Japan for the next 10 years or so. It can be said that except for her American nationality, she is completely Japanese from outlook to appearance. She has no possible connection with the protagonist at all, and it is even less likely that she grew up in the United States. This is the biggest bug in this book, and it cannot be improved. I would say it would be better to write that when she was in middle school, she went to San Antonio with her parents for summer exchange, and then accidentally saw the protagonist playing basketball and met her at a fan exchange meeting. After all, she was most likely born in the United States while her father was working as an exchange doctor there. This kind of return visit exchange is more likely in reality. As for speaking English, she has just a little less accent than the average Japanese, so she can't really be said to be fluent. It can't be compared with the many Korean-Americans in kpop. After all, he is Japanese at heart.

Aren't NBA athletes prohibited from wearing motorcycles?

The book was completed in 2018. Do you still have a monthly pass?