The New Lord of the Rings

Taylor, the protagonist of the 1989 film, was born in 1995. Is this a mature woman fetish? I really can't stand this plot.

I really like the protagonist's character design in this book. I personally think he's suitable for urban fiction. He doesn't force a show of being cool; he's just a refined, wealthy, devoted, intelligent, emotionally intelligent, calm, and not impulsive person.

Since you're just starting out, and the author is writing a basketball novel, you should at least grasp the basic rules. Chapter Two, the part where the guy with the logo takes the protagonist directly from a short-term contract in the NCAA to the NBA, is just too cruel. This is explicitly prohibited; even open contact is forbidden, otherwise, penalties will be imposed. For the NBA

I'm a big fan of basketball novels and have read quite a few different genres. Although this book has its share of minor flaws, overall it's the smoothest one I've ever read. Keep up the good work, I'll subscribe to the full version to show my support.

Jimmy Butler is known for his dirty play. If he resorts to dirty tackles every time a basket is conceded, how many players would that cost?

I didn't want to read any further after reading the beginning. It's just someone who doesn't even understand the basic NBA rules and is just speculating. If you're going to write a basketball article, can't you at least learn the basic rules first?

First: If college players could be signed directly, which lottery pick would go back to a small-town team? Second: The author is a fake Warriors fan. Curry and Green's tactical roles only improved after Mark Jackson was fired; before that, David Lee was the Warriors' leader. I guess the author only became a Warriors fan after winning the championship.

This is the most generous system I've ever seen. A perfect start, and I immediately get an upgraded, all-around flawless Jordan.

There are quite a few poison spots in the first few maps, so defense is not just... Relying solely on physical talent, your defensive awareness is something that can't be developed through amateur games. How do you defend pick-and-rolls, choose switches, and break off-ball screens? You also need a certain understanding of the technical characteristics of your matchup players.

What a load of nonsense the introduction is!