
Slam Dunk: High Noon Sunshine
灌篮之正午阳光
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- Completed
- Length
- 793k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Basketball
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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339Chapters
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After reading more than 40 chapters, I saw that the author wrote several times that basketball is an unpopular sport in Japan. Brother, what you write is about Slam Dunk fandom, not the real world. It is not appropriate for you to apply things from the real world to the Slam Dunk world. You must have read the comics and animation authors. Haven't you seen what the game scene is like? In a world where high school games can be packed, you always say it is an unpopular sport. I hope the author will not regard the slam dunk world as the real world. Let's not compare it with the real Japan. OK! ! ! Let me tell you once, author, you are writing about the slam dunk world, not the real world.
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Share an old book "Slam Dunk: Invincible Youth", although it is a eunuch. But it is my number one Slam Dunk fan.
I thought I was a good player and coach in my previous life, but in reality I still can't do it. Not to mention physical fitness, talent is not enough. You have to think clearly that the world of slam dunk is different from the original world of the character. Talent still exists, such as Sakuragi's physical strength, jumping ability, Mitsui's three-pointers, and Miyagi's first step. What do you compare with others? Is it those experiences? And how do you know Anxi has never directed a team member? Therefore, the character creation is still arrogant, and there is no need to watch it later!
Judging from the original work, except for Sendō and Mitsui, everyone else is looked down upon by the NBA. Sendō can shoot and make sudden moves, can play the No. 1 Position, and is above average in height. He seems to be a promising All-Star prospect. Mitsui has very good shooting ability, good scoring explosiveness, and his physical ability to pass the ball is poor in defense. He can do well in the current NBA. Like Hanamichi Sakuragi, are you sure the 188 power forward is not a joke? Even if he transforms into a small forward, no one will want him. Rukawa Kaede, Zebei's kind of work style and physical condition make it impossible for him to survive in the NCAA. And Miyagi Amu Fujima, the two in front are so short, their shooting is not as accurate as Takashi's, and they can't even play in the CBA. Fujima is a good shooter, but with his height, he is definitely not worth it in the NBA and can probably play in the CBA. Not to mention others, they are not as good as them. No one can fight
I don't know what is so awesome about Sanno. If a few giants from Kanagawa signed up for a group, Sanno's mother would probably not even recognize him after being beaten.
Shuhuang came in and caught up in one breath, come on. Introducing two old slam dunk books: The Immortal Way of Slam Dunk and The King of Slam Dunk, both of which are complete.
The author can learn from a defender in Slam Dunk. That book is also very well written, but it's a pity that it's a eunuch.
I have finished reading five chapters and voted for recommendations. I hope Big Fat Chicken will not stop updating. 😁
It's smooth and comfortable to read, but it's a little short. Come on, boss. I hope this good book won't be buried in the new book issue. From now on, I only have three tickets for you every day.
Question: Who was the person who stepped on Akagi back then? A Kazuma Takasago B Shinichi Mu (ps: I recently came across a decrypted video on a certain channel, which made me doubt my memory for a while.)