The NBA’s Unpredictable Superstar

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This book is too slow to pick up. The male protagonist has a fresh personality and does not have the aura of a superstar who can do anything on the court. (There is a book about Wang Dazhi and Kobe Bryant's Lakers Dynasty. The protagonist's leveling speed is very fast. He is already playing in the Western Conference Finals in Chapter 200. This book is still in the regular season.) I looked at it all the way, and it was really difficult to read later. It was a draw-card style, and the protagonist's ability to actually increase his speed didn't feel good. In this way, you can directly learn the super giant's card drawing learning mode. If you switch to players like Kobe, James, Lillard, and Oladipo, you can basically reach the All-Stars in one season. (The protagonist is almost 200 chapters old and is still struggling in the regular season. His character has no momentum of abandoning me, and there is no personality change at all.) A basketball article, the slowest chapter is 300 chapters in one season, and the playoffs have already started in 200 chapters. (The pace of this book is too slow, so many people feel uncomfortable and read other books. At the current speed, 200 chapters are not even halfway through the regular season, and 500 chapters are in the first season finals. To be honest, it is very uncomfortable to read.) Basically, all novels by basketball greats have at least 3 seasons of 1,000 chapters, and fast-paced ones can be written in 4 to 6 seasons. The author can grasp the rhythm and speed up the process appropriately. (Drawing cards one game at a time, the protagonist has no real improvement, it's too slow.)

To be honest, I want to try to see if I can become an expert.

I hate this kind of game that relies on experience cards, it's disgusting

To be honest, the protagonist is just like soy sauce in the finals... Look at the title, "If you were a god, I would transform into a god-killer..." Or "Finals FMVP", I even turned on the passionate BGM, but... The protagonist has no sense of existence... I wrote a few chapters for one game in the regular season, but the Eastern Conference Finals and the finals ended in a dull and boring way...

This is not a book review section, this is obviously the author's circle of friends...

Why do you always like to write about undrafted players? It doesn't matter even if it's suitable for a second wheel.

In fact, this book is quite interesting, but I always find it strange. It is normal for the protagonist defender to be able to perform 100% of his role if he is drawn to a guard card, but it is very strange to be able to play a role in other positions. If you are a defender and can play half of the roles in other positions, it will be great. There are also role cards in different periods that should be different in this period. Just like how Jordan is now, how James and Curry were during the Jordan era, the rules are different, and the whistles are different.

I kind of want to laugh when I read the introduction, so I'll save it first.