The Rebounding Superstar

🙂 I came from position 1. I just had some free time last night and received two monthly passes. I was in a hurry a while ago and didn't have time to read, but the good thing is that I read more than 300 chapters in one go. 🪖 Come on! !

The author's description of the offensive and defensive details and even the psychology of the players on the court is very good, so I have been following the No. 1 Guard. Although the author updates five or even six times a day, it still feels too little. Am I too greedy? Haha!

From the very beginning, The Way of a Center, to this one, I like reading your books very much. After reading your basketball articles, I feel nothing like reading other articles. Please update quickly. I need to gain weight before reading 😍

From the first position to the present, this one is the most interesting. To be honest, I haven't watched many NBA games and have no impression of Grant Hill, so I searched specifically for Hill's experience. I think the setting written by the boss is very interesting, keep up the good work

Suddenly he realized that the protagonist's identity is the Rockets abandoned player, one of the three most famous basketball legends.

I've seen the chapter about Green's flagrant foul. I advise all book friends who are still reading this book not to waste your time. The protagonist was fouled by Green's elbow in the Western Conference finals and almost suffered a broken bone. Green was fine. The protagonist responded to the opponent with a basketball normally, and did not even dare to go up and punch him. , She really looks like a bitch, and the league didn't impose any penalties, and then Green didn't dare to come again. What nonsense is it? If you dare to do it again, even if Green doesn't want to commit it again, do you think the coach will let him do it again? Anyway, it won't cause a big conflict. The Grizzlies are a bunch of bitches, and they are still gangsters? It's so irritating to watch, and I'm so scared that I can play basketball or practice yoga, but I don't dare to have any confrontation.

I think it's a very good book. I've read three books, starting with The Way of a Center. I think the author's basketball writing is pretty good. It's not like many sports novels nowadays that always follow a system, master the incredible three-pointer at every turn, and rival Chamberlain at every turn. But the author feels very real to me, like a living person who is trained and talented, not the kind of pretentious person. I like it very much 😁.

The ending of this book is a bit poorly written. The protagonist has surpassed Jordan and even went to beg for food under Yao Ming. It's really a bit low🤫

I just read about 30 chapters, and it turns out that Pigfoot is an idiot, with an extremely unstable mentality, ups and downs, and a low IQ! He really behaves like an old wise man on the court. . Extremely contradictory, no reading experience

Nationality is a flaw. Both books are American. I only read the beginning and felt a strong disgust. I couldn't stand it anymore. I really don't understand that Chinese nationality is so unbearable in the eyes of the author.