Started in 2006

There is also a character like the protagonist who cannot survive in the NBA. It is really too idealistic for a player to want to control the management. What about the historical rookies? If you are not allowed to play, you will still be useless. Also, the protagonist's unilateral departure is tantamount to a unilateral breach of contract, but you will have to pay a high liquidated damages. You are only a rookie now. Are you sure the protagonist can afford it?

Put Jordan on a pedestal in your family, and refuse all college invitations without being qualified to attend North Carolina. You're poisoning me to death.

There are some problems with the characterization of Jordan. Although the novel is fictional, it should not be completely divorced from reality. It is recommended that the author get to know Jordan as a person, and the same goes for other characters. There is also the issue of the protagonist's ability value. If the full value is 100, it doesn't make sense that an average ability value of over 80 is the first choice for a weak NBA team. You can refer to the settings of NBA2k. If the author has a better idea, you can treat it as if I didn't say it.

I can't watch it without thinking. The Raptors threw away the No. 1 Pick before they even got it. If I were the owner of the Raptors, I would force the protagonist to be eliminated and bench you for three years. It depends on whether you jump out of the contract in the fourth year. If you jump out of the contract, you will be completely useless. Whoever gives you a contract will be matched by the Raptors, but you still can only come to the Raptors. If they keep you for three years, even Jordan will be completely useless if he is benched for 6 consecutive years. If you don't break out of the contract, you will be stuck for one year. If the two teams play against each other (accidentally), you will be given a foothold.

I stopped watching when I saw going to the Bobcats. Did I go to the Bobcats to prove how great Jordan was? The protagonist drafts well and all the credit goes to Jordan. Does this prove Jordan's great vision? Damn it, you have such perfect potential. Wouldn't it be nice to just start by writing about going to a big city and becoming the first person in history?

The author writes well, but I feel that the protagonist's emotional changes are a bit stiff. I hope the author can carefully consider the details of these emotional changes. I hope the author can adopt some small suggestions.

It is recommended that the author consider the IQ of the protagonist (the reborn) when writing a book, otherwise you will be insulting the reader's IQ.

To be honest, the writing is not very good. Only the statistics at the end of the game are already at a super level as soon as he enters the NBA. He still needs others to give him confidence, and he can rival Kobe in 2006. In 2006, Kobe Bryant said that the protagonist would take over the baton from him, which was too soon.

I really didn't expect to force someone to trick someone.

Don't look at it, don't look at it, don't look at it, it's really, really disgusting 🤢, I can't stand it, I feel really sick when I see more than ten or twenty pictures

Judging from the introduction, no matter how good the skills of the protagonist are, no team will want them. Sports talent is the most important, followed by skills.

This book won't be popular. You don't even write down the basic statistics of the game, including points, assists and rebounds, or the scores. Why don't you write a Hammer sports novel?

I looked at the catalog and left. Three Chinese players in one team? ? ? Hehe.

How should I put it? We still need to have the data that we should have.

Let's just practice writing. It's all like a running account. There is no rhythm control, no highs and lows, and the details of the game are not well written. I hope the next book will be better.

A brainless and enjoyable article that can be read without any brains.

The highest scoring record in the finals is 61 points by Elgin Baylor, the eight-year-old king of Asia. The protagonist's 56 points in the finals can only be ranked second. The first is Baylor's 61 points.

When I saw Chapter 31. , When Pig's Feet was about to set up that foundation, I felt uncomfortable and couldn't stand it.

I only like shooting guards or point guards! Don't ask why!

It's so funny, the brainlessly enhanced young James can actually write what kind of James in 2019. The consciousness returns to the body of young James in 2006, and he specifically fights the protagonist.

I don't even know what the hell I wrote/!

At best, the average data per game in each round of the playoffs should also be listed.

I basically haven't seen the Player of the Week data, Player of the Month data, and Rookie of the Month data. I suggest the author write it down. I haven't seen the MVP list. There has never been a Rookie of the Week in the league. Where did you get the Rookie of the Week?

Let a kind-hearted person tell me, is this another novice who won the championship in the first year and finished the show? Reading the catalog by myself is too tiring