Slam Dunk: The Core Player

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?

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.

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.