The Ultimate Championship Piece

I haven't read this book yet, but I plan to keep it, but I would like to make a suggestion. It's more popular science. Since the author named it Champion Jigsaw, it means that the protagonist is not a normal superstar (in theory, he shouldn't be a superstar), but a big-hearted killer, a defensive champion, a top-level 3D, a bench thug, and a post-season character. The competition is about who has fewer weaknesses. The meaning of the championship puzzle is to make up for the shortcomings of a team, not to be the leader or leader. This point must be grasped well. I have never read a book that really writes about this kind of role players. I hope the author can write it well 😁. Don't write it and become a historical superstar again.

It is indeed a puzzle, bye!

The entire novel. Most of the protagonist's name is ruined

I think the skills of this king of the final quarter are rubbish, and the writing is very vague. The 25% bonus of 80 for layups and mid-range shots is 100 ability points, and the performance is not good? In overtime, the score was 125, which was a huge hit. 100 Was the full value, but the result was still so rubbish? ? ? What did you write?

Is it because I didn't read the book carefully, or did the author not even write these most basic things?

Abandoned the book, I really can't see any passion

The typos and bad sentences in the book made me want to vomit. Call me an obsessive-compulsive disorder patient who has to figure it out on his own

It feels like it's getting more and more confusing. There are more nonsense from other teams than the main text. This is also drunk. What hydrological content I saw in the NBA comment area is more exciting and exciting than what you selected.

Will the main character not become a superstar?

The description of the plot is too bland, a complete mess, comparable to Tracy McGrady's 44-point night, and I feel nothing at all after watching it The description of the game lacks some foreshadowing, and there is no explanation of the background before the game, and there is no off-court description, such as a war of words or something, which makes people lack expectations During the game, the lineup of both sides is not explained, and after reading dozens of chapters, you don't even know what position the protagonist plays, is it a shooting guard, a small forward, or a swing? Moreover, there is no detailed description of the game details, and no real-time score is reported. After watching it for a long time, I have no idea what the score is. Often the data does not match the impression. For example, if you look at the description, the game was very anxious, and even went into overtime. The protagonist threw n three-pointers. At the end of the game, if you look at the data, you only have 15 points. What the hell?