So, Are You Convinced Yet?
问你一声服不服
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- 2.0M Words
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- Sports
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- Basketball
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- 4y ago
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Nine out of ten basketball articles focus on how close the protagonist is to Kobe Bryant, and the author of this book does the same thing, which has made me tired of it. The latest chapters about the playoff games against the Lakers were incredibly awkward to watch.
While the writing is good, I don't agree with Tim Duncan being second fiddle to Allen Iverson. Iverson is far inferior to Duncan. Keep in mind that Duncan won the championship and Finals MVP in his second season, and even when they teamed up, Duncan was still the leader.
Let me give myself a comment.
It's been over a month since I started writing my new book, and it's currently around 200,000 words. It's one of the more frequently I've updated books in recent years, don't laugh! This comment mainly discusses three things. One is to introduce Lao Jiang. I actually have a proper job (really a proper job). Sometimes I'm quite busy and may not have time to update in the afternoon.
I'm a bit confused about the protagonist's nationality. He grew up and studied in the US, and his guardian is also American (he was adopted). How can his nationality be Chinese? That can't be right. What kind of visa did you have when you went to the US? What kind of visa allowed you to stay there for over ten years and be adopted by Americans without changing your nationality? You would have been deported from the US long ago, wouldn't you?
Keep it up! I think the pace is good. Now that you're the leader, don't rush to lead the team to a championship. A few years of training is fine. Didn't LeBron, who played Jordan, also train for many years? It would be great if you could consistently update two chapters a day.
Why do every basketball novel seem to meddle in the Basketball Association's mess? They insist on putting characters like Wang Zhizhi, Hu Jintao, Lian Mei, and Yao Ming in the NBA, thinking they're incredibly capable and can easily challenge the Basketball Association. Yao Ming is famous, right? What's the use of the Basketball Association chairman? If you want reforms, they simply ignore you.
I skimmed through it. It was okay at first, but it got boring after a while because there weren't any exciting moments. The protagonist had no stats or accolades in his first year of college, and then went straight into the draft, all just to be part of the golden generation?
Does the author have some kind of prejudice against Shaq? 00-03? The author's ranking of Shaq not even in the top five is outrageous! The main characters are Duncan, Answer, Carter, Kobe... Oh my god, Shaq is disgusting!
I've noticed that about 8 out of 10 sports novels feature a system. Is the "system novel" genre really that popular?
The main character could stay in the NCAA for another year. It's true that moving to the NBA would accelerate his career advancement, but he wouldn't get much playing time, making it a poor trade-off.