Extreme Slam Dunk: the Strongest Frontcourt

I really think that CUBA should not be written about. If you really want to write about it, it would be a good choice to start with the CBA or the NCAA. As for the top players in the current CBA, they basically have no ball to play in the NBA. If there is an NBA - even if it is the strength of the top CBA, playing in CUBA is basically chopping melons and vegetables. This is contradictory to the idea of ​​​​blood you want to write. The premise of being passionate is that the strength is equal. Here's the problem, if they are really equal in strength, then your book will be ruined. You are only at the CUBA level when you are around 20 years old. How can you play in the NBA if you don't cheat? On the contrary, the gap in strength is huge, so why did you write CUBA? A "passionate" player who truly loves and pursues self-transcendence will stay in college and play house with a bunch of noobs? Doesn't this contradict the theme? I think this is an endless cycle. Then, when you get to the NBA, will there be a period of trough? It's obviously unreasonable to be invincible when you go there. You go and get hammered, and then you work hard to become stronger, and you get hammered again, and you try hard to become stronger... Sounds pretty passionate, right? The rhythm didn't jump either. But the results of your book have collapsed, brother! The foreshadowing is so long, who's watching?

After reading a few chapters, CUBA is a failure.

Two tickets a day, rain or shine.

I haven't watched it yet. I read a comment about the high school league. Personally, I think there's really nothing to play in the high school league. Moreover, it's domestic. You can quickly take it there and go to the NCAA.

This is too few clicks. I think CUBA players are very strong for us ordinary people, but CBA players who can go to the NBA but cannot go to the NBA can dominate them.