From Slam Dunk to NBA

There is a reason why Japanese basketball has not been able to take off. It is not that there are no tall and strong players. After all, the population is 127 million. There is a profession that has ruined basketball - sumo wrestling - this profession has a lot of money, a high social status, and it is much easier to get women than basketball, so why play basketball?

The book is very good, please give me some suggestions. The people in Shohoku are fine in daily life and relatively restored, but when it comes to competitions, except for Sakuragi and Rukawa Kaede who still look the same, the others are portrayed as a bit too weak. Miyagi has a rough nerve like Sakuragi, and also has the responsibility of being a point guard and captain. In the original book, he always considered himself the number one point guard, and he only wavered once when he met Fukatsu. Mitsui is also a prodigal son who has moved many people with his passion and persistence for basketball. It's a bit inconsistent for these two characters to be shocked at every turn and feel like they can't win anything. The latest chapter Caiko has the same problem. Even though she is not a player, she is still a member who has been on the team since Shohoku was a member of the team. She once loved basketball and never gave up. There is no reason to go to Lingnan in Xiangbei and just give up when she sees an international student. The above people should all be people who would never give up even if they knew they would lose. If the author needs to reflect the pressure from the opponent and the intensity of the game, he might as well leave these narrations to Tsunoda and the others, which is more reasonable. The psychology of these substitutes in the original work is indeed relatively weak. Also, with the protagonist's ability, as long as it is not the whole game, most of the time he can go through a team by himself. Why do you always have to use words to motivate your teammates? Gives me the feeling of Naruto-style talking. After all, these are actually some kind of reverse cheats, suppressing the protagonist and Xiangbei. If you are worried that the game is too crushing to write about, maybe the author can write more about daily life and focus on the national competition-otherwise, without Amu in Hainan, Kanagawa will really not be able to play. Moreover, based on the description of competitions in this book, it would be quite long to focus on several national competitions.

The slam dunk feeling, the main plot of Shohoku, and it's not a soul-traveling joke that makes Rukawa colder than Sakuragi. Personally, I think it's quite interesting. It's worth watching. I hope I won't be disappointed later!

Too many Slam Dunk fans died young. Don't imitate your ancestors and become martyrs before liberation.

I just discovered this book and saved it. I hope the author will work hard and not be a eunuch.

Where can a public high school in northern Hunan get the funds to buy training equipment?