The Same Draft Class as Duncan

When I saw Fei Duncan, I felt like I couldn't stand it anymore. You Fei Duncan, but we have to Fei Jordan. If he does it again, his career will be directly wiped out. If it were better, even Pippen would be useless. Wouldn't this be a championship? If you are so strong at the beginning, why do you make excuses later to let others win, just to make it a legend and appear to focus on history? Then why don't you just write that you will start at a low level and be eliminated. Final advice.

The author boasts that Jordan is so amazing that he is just like a real god. In fact, Jordan's shooting percentage is not as high as Xu Liang's shooting percentage in your book. Without Rodman, the Bulls would really encounter the Spurs Twin Towers and could only be pressed to the ground and rubbed.

After spending a long time in the first season, Duncan was forcibly eliminated for Jordan to win the championship. It was boring to say goodbye.

There is too much nonsense, or the author's writing structure is very anti-human. When the competition is fierce and a pause is called, he can write half a chapter about tactics and personal characteristics and look forward to the future. A small decision made by the protagonist can describe the development and changes in the next twenty years. The reading rhythm is intermittent and completely loses coherence. Personally, I believe that a book or a paragraph of text must first be readable by readers. When considering the story and wording, the story of this book is acceptable, but the structure of the text greatly hinders the desire to read. I want to see the development of the plot, but I am always interrupted by nonsense. I really don't want to continue to embarrass myself, so I decided to give up.

Good guy, even if I don't have MVP for this data, I only won the Progress Award for other awards, not even the second or third team, awesome, and there are three people in the finals: Duncan 19 points, 11 rebounds, 7 assists, 11 blocks, 5 steals The protagonist had 36 points, 25 rebounds, 23 assists, 5 blocks, and 5 steals David Robinson had 56 points, 18 rebounds, 6 assists, 6 blocks, and 4 steals This kind of data only led to a win of 13 points. It's terrible. Are there 5 Jordans on the opposite side?

In fact, it doesn't matter if the author writes these contents or the data is biased. The problem is not big. The biggest problem is the way the author writes the novel, which makes people feel like they are watching a competition interpretation. Except for the author, everyone in this book, including the protagonist, is a robot...

Return my recommendation vote! What is Duncan's angry blessing that I am smart? I'm still young! I don't want to become stronger┐(─__─)┌

After watching the first season, I didn't want to watch any more. Either the protagonist or the supporting role. No character at all. After more than 140 chapters, I had almost no communication with my teammates. The description of the last ball in the finals is as bland as mineral water at room temperature in summer, tasteless. This is not writing a novel, this is writing notes.

This book has too much nonsense and makes me sleepy. Bye-Bye!

1. Kobe was really not as awesome as you said in his early days 2. Drexler really stretched his hips when the Rockets won the championship 3. Duncan didn't need to be in the top 10 in history, he was in the top 1 in history 4. The coaches of that period would not let you shoot three-pointers at all, let alone Popovich 5. The twin towers have existed since ancient times. 6. Before Duncan's meniscus was injured, he was extremely popular when he played with all kinds of flying dunks. You can refer to Griffin. In the early stage, his nicknames were mainly "Flying Centipede" and "Big Basic Skill", and in the later stage, he was nicknamed "Flying Centipede" and "No. 21 Rookie".