The Edge Rules the World

I really hate this kind of writing that first suppresses and then strengthens. I have just read about twenty chapters and have seen it many times. Every time the protagonist gets slapped in the face before showing off, it looks disgusting.

I think it's okay to add a harem to a basketball novel, but at the starting point, a relationship that should have been described in 10,000 words can be described in one sentence, and there is no point in opening a harem. The protagonist's father's business empire is even more confusing. Many things are not just creative and technical. The protagonist himself has troubles, and it would be boring to let his father do the same. In addition, I think the protagonist is a bit too pretentious, and instead loses the pleasure. As soon as he enters the league, he is in the air every day, punching Payton, kicking Jordan, Olajuwon is not a rookie. I don't believe that a person who doesn't love basketball and plays just to pick up girls can achieve success on the court. The author's writing style is good, but he writes too much off-site content, which happens to be something the author is not good at, so this book is neither fish nor fowl. I'm also very curious. The author has written three basketball novels. None of the protagonists are Chinese. They are all Chinese. Even except for the first one, the protagonists in the other two books cannot even speak Chinese. The author seems to be full of malice towards the country?

Compared with the previous two books, this book is garbage among garbage. I've read the first two books, but I really can't stand this one.

If you really don't want to write anymore, just reduce the amount of updates and adjust your mood. But don't stop updating, don't end it, start a new book. After this period of the book's relapse period, you will still be full of passion and talk nonsense... Still Life, Please Don't Give Up Treatment

The author successfully uses a lot of psychological description to make readers hate the protagonist!

I wrote a 🍌 protagonist who can't speak Chinese for the Chinese people to see

I have always had a question. The protagonist's father is a purebred Chinese. The protagonist has followed him since he was a child. The protagonist can't speak Chinese? Even if you live abroad, do you still use English at home?

Leading the world, Universiade Motorcycle (ಡωಡ)

Probably because they don't want the Lakers to be too strong. The veteran driver's skills and attitude are very suitable for the alliance after a thousand years. That's why he wasn't allowed to stay. However, Uncle Mu's condition will last until 2001 at most. Mason reckons that the 2000 season will be tough. Their inside line still lacks someone who is tall enough and can help defend well. His height limits his role, and he cannot reach the level of Mason.

In fact, to be honest, JW deliberately suppressed the Lakers' combat effectiveness in this episode. Judging from the actual game situation, Jordan's personal ability was not at its peak that year, and the Bulls' lineup that year had surprisingly many flaws. I mean that compared to the Lakers, the Bulls' flaws were too big and big enough to overcome.