I Really Didn't Want to Shoot the Ball

The protagonist of this novel is Kobe, and Ye Hao is just the voiceover and camera

🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔I don't even know what I saw

Is this the latest way to write? Data flow protagonist? Only the protagonist's data can be seen, and there is almost no process.

To be honest, I don't understand who is the protagonist, the opponent's point guard? Protagonist of wandering around

The protagonist has no sense of existence, and the system is useless. If the lottery is useless, then self-training can also grow, especially defense. Don't just beat the protagonist with any point guard. If this continues, the Lakers have no reason to keep the protagonist. After all, the protagonist's offense is not that stable.

Who is the protagonist of this book? Do you have any life plans? What does the author want to express? Of the 10 chapters, are two of them about the protagonist? Or 30 teams are preparing to write 108 protagonists.

The main character in this book appears so infrequently. If I want to watch Kobe Bryant, I might as well go to NBA Replay.

This book is really uncomfortable to read, the pace is slow, and the views on Kobe Bryant's boss are also troubling. This is a novel. Either he is a fan or a black man, and it doesn't matter if he is not yin or yang. If you are not happy with the boss having more power, then train hard and leave or seize power, or directly position yourself as the second in charge.

It was okay to go to the Lakers in 2007! Maybe the author is used to playing supporting roles! Winning the snail shell is awesome! I lost my teammate. How many years does this take you to be the second child?

A weakened version of Curry. After reading many chapters, I was still abused. Kobe will always be the protagonist, especially when he met James. He was willing to be abused and did not write a response to James.

550,000 In two years? ? ? Is it a typo or something?

I feel that the author is an NBA commentator. He is not writing a novel but broadcasting basketball games. The number of words is too obvious.

After reading the free chapters, I don't know what the meaning of the protagonist's existence is. 70% Of the chapters are games where the protagonist is not on the court...

I really don't understand why you still lick dogs after you have a system.

McDyess was originally a power forward. The All-Star power forward was good offensively, but he was unable to do so due to injuries. Don't write that he seems to have the same offense as Big Ben.

It's so rambling that I don't know what it's about. What do you want this protagonist to do?

Yes, the author wants to suppress the protagonist and lose all sense of existence.

There is a story about what the hell it is 😰

The game started, the game ended, the protagonist got 10+5, the lottery was drawn, thank you for your patronage, no promotion, continue to watch Kobe Bryant playing the game 😊😊 The author, I really can't watch anymore, this golden finger is pressing the protagonist too hard~

Looking at this comment, there is no need to write this book. I am totally enjoying myself.

It feels so bland, like assembly line accounting

I was so stunned that I didn't feel the role of the protagonist Goldfinger at all until the paid chapter. It felt like it was a novel written with Kobe as the main character. In one chapter, the main character appears by mentioning his name 😅😅😅

Good poison, good water. A half-day introduction to the draft. The protagonist is still an angry young man, a second-round pick. Playing in a summer league. If you don't want this, you don't want that. If you don't have data, you won't be cut? You know, second-round picks all have non-guaranteed contracts, and there is no data to go to the water cooler in the regular season? Rebirth without any thought? Next to the water dispenser, can the system be upgraded?

When did Stern preside over a second-round draft?