The Strongest Duo in History
史上最强组合
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 311k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Basketball
- Updated
- 9y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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121Chapters
407Recommendations
1.4kFans
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Sports Novels [Please Follow]
Finding books is getting harder, and every time I update this list, it gets flagged for breaking the rules. I have to keep revising it. What a headache 🤯 This list collects sports novels, most of which have foreign protagonists. Books that have disappeared and were completed: Left Winger on the Pitch (Ai Zuo Meng De Suan Miao), The Top Football Manager (Zi Bai Wu Long), I Became Massimo Moratti (San Ming), Rebuilding Fiorentina (Dan Shao), My Name Is Luke Walton: After Helping Kobe Win a Champi
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They’re mostly Panlong fan fiction, along with a few sports novels.
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A total of 50+ field goals made, 40+ three-pointers, and 90+ free throws make up 180, okay?
The protagonist has a total field goal percentage of 47, a three-point percentage of 45, and a free throw percentage of 91, but the author says it's 180. Doesn't the author even know this basic common sense? So many readers have given feedback, you should at least revise it. There's still a lot of garbled text. Didn't the author proofread it?
That's not careful enough. Six three-pointers, three free throws, 21 points. How many two-pointers could you make to get 28 points? Even God couldn't do that!
It feels a bit like a certain book, is Fox a panda?
It's so confusing. I vaguely read five or six chapters, and I can't connect the dots at all.
I'm looking forward to the protagonist (the player) switching teams and becoming the core leader, leading the team to new heights, preferably to a well-known team in a big city.
Go for it! Find a big city and take off. New York is a great city, it's just that the team is a bit lousy.
There seems to be something wrong with the math; the hit rate isn't even 180%.
After reading three chapters, I'm completely confused. Where did the main character come from?
Does the author have anything to do with still life? Their writing style seems...