Slam Dunk Core Players

I found a question, didn't Sakuragi play a practice match with Yokota in Lingnan! Why does Yokota's coach seem to have never met Sakuragi's!

It's acceptable to join Lingnan, but it's not acceptable to dig up Sakuragi. Besides, as a reborn party, it's normal to prefer a few protagonists in anime, but with the mentality of an old father and various supporting characters, why should we be so nosy?

The protagonist is a real talent. After all, he played in a professional league in his previous life, but now two high school students can't help but restrain him. Is this a profession?

I'm thinking of writing two books in the Slam Dunk series, one for Lingnan and one for Xiangbei. I have never written about it before. I was afraid that I would not be able to stand it if the writing was not good, so I wrote about Lingnan first. The team in Xiangbei probably has a different status in my side.

Let me tell you my personal opinion. I think it is a failure to set the protagonist as a professional player in his previous life. When I think of him as a professional, it is inconsistent with how I look at it!

Fat up first, I hope the author will not be a eunuch

Professional players have been reincarnated and practiced for more than ten years to reach this level. Their physical talents are still so good and they are at this level.

Why do I feel that the protagonist is not as good as a fairy when compared to the competition? The protagonist written in daily life is awesome, while the protagonist written in competition can only brag. It is not as well written as Slam Dunk Next Door: Noon Sunshine.

If this was written about Kuroko's Basketball, I wouldn't say anything nonsense, but in Slam Dunk, the protagonist was a professional player in his previous life and it was written in a ridiculous way. Isn't it a bit poisonous? And the protagonist's physical talent isn't bad either, right? So to what extent does the Slam Dunk fan stretch the crotch, and this book is called a masterpiece? Is the later writing good?

The writing is very good, and the details of the game are described very well. I hope it can be updated twice a day while maintaining the quality 😁 In addition, today I watched Xiangbei vs. Hainan again, the first day of the finals week. What I always like most is the excitement of their confrontation with each other in the game and the persistence of each of them towards their dreams.

The author might as well set the protagonist to be the reincarnation of an individual school player. This level is an insult to the CBA.

There is no one left in this protagonist. He worries about training this and that every day. He even gave the MVP to Sendao in a county competition and was eliminated in the first round of the national competition... He doesn't have the domineering attitude of a professional player. He works as a nanny for Sakuragi every day. You can't even get through a Japanese high school. You still want to go to the NBA?

The template feels like LeBron, but the article says that he likes to take the blame for key shots 😅😅😅 far inferior to Jordan Kobe. However, LeBron's career kill rate is one of the highest among players in NBA history. So this is the highest state of Zhan Hei? ? ? 😅😅😅I really liked this book.

Akagi is a strong player, and due to his experiences in elementary school, junior high school, and the first two years of high school (without the help of his teammates, some of whom even had no desire to win at all), he is used to carrying the team on his own and takes it for granted. Although his teammates have received more or less recognition from Akagi, Akagi is more accustomed to working alone every time the team falls into a game: He focused on defeating Hanagata against Xiangyang, and did not return to normal until he also defeated Hanagata a few goals; In the Hainan game, he injured his foot and insisted on playing, although it reflects his sense of responsibility and demands. Desire to win, but the best choice at this time is still to treat the foot injury Lingnan showed his presence from beginning to end. The unfavorable start and Lingnan's chasing points made him even more motivated. Even with so many options for the final key shot, he still chose to go it alone. Even Futian saw it and went to defend him. If it hadn't been for Sakuragi's final deduction, the result would have been hard to say. In the first half against Toyotama, faced with Toyotama's dirty style of play, Akagi, who was furious, still insisted on working alone until coach Anzai woke him up at halftime. In the final battle of the Mountain King, Akagi's performance in the first few minutes of the second half was like falling into inner demons, until Yu Zhu's rescue in the end.

How can I put it, I am also a die-hard slam dunk fan. I have read this book 3 times, and each time I couldn't stand it until I reached 10 chapters. Has the author never played basketball? Based on the physical condition of the protagonist in the article who can easily dunk and the skills of his previous career. Beat up a group of junior high school varsity kids and beat them like this. A few days ago, I went back to my alma mater to play with the kids on the junior high school team. My alma mater's team is considered to have received semi-professional training among all junior high school teams in the city, and is one of the best in the city. When I play with them, the competition is really not on the same level as that of adults. They can carry three people on their shoulders and perform moves without fear of double-teaming. The author doesn't play ball, right?

The protagonist at the beginning has the consciousness and physical fitness of a professional player. He can't even beat a junior high school student. So are all NBA players everywhere super monsters?

Wow, these chapters have forcibly reduced the protagonist's intelligence. His strength is so rubbish. It's only been so many chapters. It feels like watching Naruto and Boruto! ?

My God, my profession in my previous life was so weak, with weak consciousness and weak skills. None of the community teams are at this level.

I really don't want to scold the author while reading the book, but the author's logic is clearly flawed. First of all, since Tanano's height, weight, and jumping speed all have advantages over Mitsui. And the basic skills are solid. Why can he still be beaten to disgrace by Mitsui? What does Mitsui have? Chimu, wood dusk. There is also a dwarf palace. Can you imagine Bob Hardaway? And James' team was beaten by Stojakovic, Ewing, Ray Allen and Chris Mullin and fell behind by more than a dozen points. The person who can always beat Rukawa Kaede can't even beat Mitsui. In other words, he was awesome in the small ball era.

Isn't this book labeled Wudiliu? Where is the invincibility? It's so difficult to deal with Mitsui Hisuta, and a retired professional player is reborn, playing as a junior high school student, and he can still be one step slower in guarding pick-and-rolls and one step slower in filling positions. What is this?

Basketball is about talent and hard work. Is the protagonist very talented? I didn't see it. Does the protagonist have a system plug-in? Didn't see it. How about watching a ball? 😅

It's a pity that the protagonist didn't go to Shobei. When reading Slam Dunk fanfiction, isn't it because I hope there will be a strong protagonist who can lead them in their childhood to dominate the country? If you really want to see how good the protagonist is, you might as well watch the NBA.

The author is a fan of Xian Dao. In fact, the purpose of the protagonist's time travel is to help Xian Dao realize his dream. He is open to 55 with everyone. As soon as he starts to gain momentum, he feels his hand is slipping. If his hand is good, he will be double-teamed and unable to break through, allowing Xian Dao to save the world. If his team is lagging behind, he will be on the edge of OB. If his team is ahead, he will lose the ball carelessly. I really don't know how to evaluate this 😅

I don't understand, forget it Mitsui, with a body as small as Ryota's, can he shoot a three-pointer when someone is paying attention? As soon as others reach out, they can jump higher than you, and you can't even defend in time when you jump up. There is also Mumu, who only has some open three-pointers, but the rest is really bad. Yuzhu, who has been trained by the protagonist for a year, is fucked by Akagi. Is the protagonist watching this so-called most advanced training in the world? With this lineup and the addition of a passerby, Lingnan, who can defeat many protagonists in positional battles, has to rely on full-court marking to regain the situation. I think the original work Lingnan lacks a protagonist, and Xiangbei has Rukawa Kaede and Sakuragi, which is also a 50-50 split. When you think about it this way, the protagonist's strength is simply astonishing.

It's not good. It's illogical to suppress the protagonist's strength.

The best book among Slam Dunk, except for the good books I haven't found

The invincible invincible flow of two hanging people will not work.

Although the author explained that "there is no one who doesn't talk trash when playing basketball now", but back then I didn't go to watch Slam Dunk just for the trash talk.

I feel that slam dunk is difficult to write about, because you will compare it with reality. You will find that many role players in the NBA can kill everyone in middle school. However, the protagonist in the novel is capable of fighting anyone, and you will feel that the protagonist's talent is average.

What is it written? What is it written at the beginning? A professional athlete who is 5 centimeters taller than Mitsui and can run fast and jump high is actually given a 15-point lead. This professional basketball player cannot be the boss of the team, right?