Basketball's Superstar

I agree that the biggest shortcoming of this book is the various typos. Like me.

Continuously writing about the Kings as the Magic team, the author Jun, your protagonist has changed teams. We have all turned a corner, haven't you?

In the later period, the protagonist won several championships, and Lao Zhan stole a championship the year the protagonist was seriously injured. Then, in the normal routine, the protagonist is seriously injured and changes teams and starts over. As a result, after the protagonist comes back, a group of people start to talk about the historical status of the protagonist and who is the first player in the league. Obviously the first player in the league is the protagonist. Lao Zhan just stole a championship, and the protagonist has several FMVPs. As a result, a group of media and star players insisted that Lao Zhan was invincible and Lao Zhan was the best in the world. Recently I was writing about the protagonist versus Lao James in the finals. As a result, the league suppressed the protagonist at the protagonist's home court and the referee gave Lao James the home whistle. If others foul the protagonist, it will be fine. Any body hair fouls committed by the protagonist's teammates will be dismissed. As a result, the protagonist didn't even dare to fart. Interesting? The league is so suppressive, and the protagonist doesn't even dare to argue with the referee, but you still hit the ball a few times!

The protagonist was recommended to become a knight by Zhan Zang when he had nowhere to go. Zhan Zang, who felt that he was a wise and discerning person, only blew B a few times. Your protagonist immediately felt unhappy. Ordinary people without self-awareness go to the draft and are abandoned by agents who are not optimistic about it. If they don't summarize why they failed, they will only blame the other party. To put it bluntly, he is a selfish villain who has been blessed with a golden finger...

I have read more than thirty chapters and it is a good book I recommend.

I can't stand it any longer The writing style is that of a primary school student, with many bad sentences and typos. Some words are overused. There are so many "confused" words in the book that it makes me confused, and there are so many "embarrassing" things that make me embarrassed The names are seriously inconsistent, and the sentences before and after, once Rondo, then Rondo The math and physical education teacher taught it with too many mistakes, and it was completely inconsistent Basketball knowledge was seriously insufficient, and I didn't understand the technical characteristics of the players. I couldn't tell the difference between Kenyon Martin and Kevin Martin. I didn't know anything about tactics. I didn't even know about running and gunning. How about fast breaks? Come on, sister Lack of common sense, a basketball player doesn't know Paul and James, just like a football player doesn't know Cristiano Ronaldo and Messi, which makes people speechless. Also, does the author have a misunderstanding about the nba? The protagonist is 2 meters tall, but his strength is only 22. Are you sure this kind of person can play in the nba? No matter how accurate the three-pointer is, it is useless He has no idea about the abilities of basketball players. A good amateur athlete in the city dares to participate in the draft. It is totally unreasonable. Number, the author probably wanted to portray the protagonist as being deceived, but I'm sorry, this kind of brain can't be beaten. The nba setting is not good, and there is no accurate definition of each ability value. The protagonist's three-point ability value is 48, which gives people the feeling that he is more accurate than Curry. The question is, if the three-point value is 150, can he shoot in the backcourt?

Comments from an 8-year-old reader. Let me make two points first. First, I rarely watch basketball games, but I read more sports books. Second, I have not finished reading this book, but I have read about 200 chapters. Next, let me talk about my views on this book. First, the feeling of the diary, the main character's thoughts and psychological activities throughout the book. There is basically no description of psychological activities in other character creations. The game descriptions are the same, except for the psychological descriptions, which are just statistics, and the action descriptions are very average. It doesn't allow me to imagine the battle situation through words. Second, looking at the psychological activities of the protagonist, I feel that he is an extremely egoistic person. Others take crazy shots. His psychological thoughts are: Are you stupid? If your teammates have a chance, you will not pass the ball. Lead the team by yourself: Give me a chance, I feel it, let me give it a try. When I lost, the boss didn't give me the ball. When I was the boss, my teammates couldn't beat me, so I had to force my shot, so I lost. Then the author keeps saying that the protagonist is an excellent point guard and distributes the ball very well. Third: Always be humble. As long as we win, we have done a good job. If we lose, the opponent will perform better. I don't think modesty is something that should be promoted, especially in each of your careers. Fourth: I feel it's the author's problem. I'm not sure whether he wants to express the idea that humans are contradictory creatures or something else. In the 3-point shooting contest, we declared our home court directly and domineeringly. Usually when we win the game, the opponent shines very well, and we also perform very well. If you carefully compare the content before and after, you can clearly find the contradiction in the protagonist's change of mentality. Finally, let me talk about my overall feelings about this book. In my opinion, it is a sports novel, or a cool novel, where the protagonist keeps pretending to be bad until he flies away. Or it can make me feel the intense battle situation through words. All I can say is that in the sports category, there is a reason why this book is not on the first few pages. The action description is not very good.

A player who plays basketball, is pretty good in China, and is inspiring to enter the NBA. He doesn't know LeBron James, Chris Paul, or Rajon Rondo. Why do they want to be in the NBA if they just play basketball because black people look similar? So poisonous! ! !

It's unrealistic to write a book based on dreams. The most disgusting thing is that you want to be the boss before the first season is over. If you don't accept anyone, you are the best in the world.

I don't understand. People who have no professional training dare to go to the draft. The agent guarantees the second round. If they don't go to tryouts, are the whole family fools? Do you believe this?