
The GDP Heir to Dominate the NBA
称霸NBA之GDP传人
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- Ongoing
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- 266k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Basketball
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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127Chapters
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I'm very curious. The author wrote the protagonist so well, how could he go to the Spurs?
The writing is really good, and the readers will be excited to read it. Come on! I particularly admire the author for being able to find so much NCAA information and foreign names. In addition, I don't want the author to deliberately write about what the protagonist does to get into the Spurs. It's not necessary, because the power is not in your hands. Although I also like GDP, GDP has accompanied me from high school to college and then into society as a post-80s generation. How many decades in life can accompany a person through all the peaks and troughs, but when I stand in the crowd and watch thousands of hands waving, I can no longer see you. With the protagonist's performance, other teams are not blind, unless the Spurs trade for a good pick, come on!
Suddenly I felt that GDP's various skills are the strongest floor skills, and they can play until the age of 40.
Come on, author... There are some things that I feel uncomfortable about. If the author thinks it's a problem, just change it. It's not about style or foreshadowing... One is that the old man who explains Goldfinger in the second chapter is too weird... I think it's too abrupt and has no connection with the book as a whole. It gives me a feeling that this is not an ordinary earth? It's really not necessary... Another problem with Goldfinger is that it doesn't explain clearly how to upgrade... You can replenish points or something, give priority to certain parts, etc... After all, a Duncan is completely invincible, plus an unsolvable mid-range shot and a three-pointer above the level... At the same time, physical fitness must be limited, such as which qualities will be improved by upgrading a certain skill, otherwise your settings will easily collapse. Are you going to follow the technical flow or the physical flow? After the author finished writing about the game against Syracuse University, his skill proficiency increased sharply, and he felt that it still needed to be regulated. Which games can be added or divided, similar to the leagues within the NCAA, you can only get 1, March Madness gets 2, summer league gets 3, preseason gets 4, regular season gets 5, the first and second rounds of the playoffs get 67, and so on... If it is a formal game, it will be another Deng Dudeng. After his senior year, he will go directly to the fourth or even fifth level... Direct superstar... Invincible when eating and sleeping... >In the end, I think the writing style is a bit too exaggerated. It feels like listening to the commentary. There is no need to be so exaggerated (I personally think it is) The other is the feeling that suddenly jumps out during the game... The current setting of the protagonist feels weird and I don't like it for no reason. It feels like a person who once fantasized about playing in the NBA suddenly gets help from the system, strengthens his body, and has unlimited possibilities... Forget it, I can't tell, it's probably a problem with your writing style_? Come on, author, I quite like the Demon Sword (so I feel like you are writing an invincible article)
The Spurs are playing really well this year, but don't be jealous. After all, the Nuggets are still stronger in terms of hard power, so we should quickly support the Nuggets and boast that the number one center has an appointment with the teacher.
The author is too licking the Spurs, and is he using the coach in exchange? If the team owner really wants a coach, he can spend money on him. There is no salary cap for coaches.
It's not the Spurs who ask for someone to do something wrong! Author, don't pretend to be a moral emperor!
I hope there will be more updates, but it's not enough to read 😆
According to the labor agreement, the number one pick is basically locked in four years. As long as it's not a rush, he'll basically renew his contract with the maximum salary. Even if you sign 3+1+1 like the orangutan, it will be at least seven years. Unless an injury like Cousins occurs and he is thrown away. Seven years later, GDP has long since disbanded. Will the boss who got Wang Zha not match the salary? Players who make trouble will only be looked down upon by public opinion and the league, which will affect their status. The Spurs basically don't have any bargaining chips for substitutions. The Leonard thing is really confusing.
The big brother, the Spurs, is a small club. If the protagonist is so good, his salary will be very high, and he will be a restricted player after the rookie contract ends. Unless the Spurs offer a sky-high price, the Warriors will match the contract, or find a way to reimburse the protagonist and the Warriors don't want it. The Spurs are not willing to gamble anymore, and the Spurs' salary will never exceed the salary cap, and superstars will never join the Spurs, because the commercial value is much worse than elsewhere. The most important point is that the Spurs' coaching staff and uniform staff have great power, and the players have less say. Duncan said that even the greatest player of the Spurs cannot influence the uniform staff like James Kobe...
The Spurs won't have enough picks in the draft this way.
It's very well written. I hope I don't want to be a eunuch. It's available for full order.
The rookie contract expired just in time to go to the Spurs, and then Durant left for the Warriors.
Which team wants to win the championship without villains? It's all a team requirement, so don't target the players, okay?
These names make my head hurt
Why go to the Spurs with such a high starting point? Do the Spurs need to trade draft picks? It seems that there is no suitable bargaining chip this season. After all, the top three picks are too high. Or maybe he was injured in pre-draft training and his rankings dropped and he recovered, allowing the Spurs to pick up the slack? Is this too pretentious?
Just give Goldfinger any reason.
You give Taishang Laojun this feeling that it's too dramatic. When you learn skills, it also depends on your physical fitness. Can you use Duncan's body to make Ginobili's breakthrough moves?
Xiaoka was stepped on by Zaza. Why is this? Heaven's way is good for reincarnation, let's see who is spared! Count down the stars that Bowen has touched, including Carter, Kobe Bryant, Tracy McGrady, and Ray Allen. . . . .
Why do basketball novels always focus on the Spurs and the Lakers, while football is basically about Manchester United? I really don't know what to write about.