You Must Be Like the Brave and Cross the Mountains

After re-watching it, I found that there was even more unforgettable content than the first time I watched it. In order to extend the career life of the protagonist, the technical play style changed so much. As a result, he retired in a hurry for 3 years at the peak of his career. After retirement, he still did not exercise... What is the meaning of the upper limit of the sacrifices that the author asked the protagonist to make?

I sincerely feel that Qidian should launch a trial reading of each chapter. As for the latest chapter, I regretted that I paid for it again. It is exactly the same as the previous books. After the team is built, the strength of the team is not reasonable. At the critical moment, the opponent's strength will always increase for no reason. The protagonist's defense ability decreases, and the opponent's touch is always there. This kind of content is OK once, it doesn't matter, but twice it feels emmm, illogical, the protagonist's team is unreasonably weak, the opponent is unreasonably strong, the mental attributes are always only available to the opponent, always full, the protagonist always needs to be saved, the white wolf has been sprayed, I just gave up on the doctor, and come back to this book again, I can resist even the weakest emotional scenes. The White Wolf is unreasonably strong. Strength and weakness are like brainlessness and unhappiness in children's literature. It has nothing to do with winning or losing in the finals. The Lakers and Celtics both lose strangely and win strangely. They win through fierce confrontation, free throws, and good touch. It will never be about strength or tactics. It's weird!

This is a love letter written by Ai Jiang to Kobe.

I couldn't stand watching it until halfway through. It's so fucking cruel, and it doesn't matter whether there is a protagonist or not. He has changed a lot over the years, nothing. Like a daydream

The most awesome thing about the author is not the unknown star information in the novel, but the fact that he writes the novel in a prose-like manner, unable to complain. To be honest, it feels a little tiring. After all, I am not young anymore...

I have been thinking about how to solve the conflict between the protagonist and KFC. After thinking about it for a long time, I finally remembered that the author lost the agent and it had no effect at all. At this time, when the agent should be playing a role, the agent disappeared? Shouldn't the agent come forward to put pressure at this time? If it doesn't work, the player will directly state "either use me or trade me. I am not interested in being a victim of a power struggle"? Both parties must either reconcile or leave. It is such a simple thing, but it must be tortured.

Put yourself in their shoes. If a person who grew up in China, ate Chinese food, and used Chinese resources to succeed did not identify with China, how would he be scolded? Even though Jet Li had made contributions to China, he was attacked by a bunch of people even if he changed his nationality. From the perspective of us Chinese, he is indeed right. I feel from the bottom of my heart that China is good. The most annoying thing is the Japanese devils. For example, Wanwan is eating our food. He has always been good to him but he has been colluding with the beautiful country. But he is an American. He doesn't even understand China. His understanding of China only comes from his father who grew up in the United States. Under such circumstances, he loves China so much. What is the reason for this? Is it just because he has Chinese blood? I have been following this book since the beginning, watching Wei Xia grow up step by step. Although he is just a character in the author's works, I am deeply moved by him. Although Wei Xia's tough character is the shining point, I really can't bear you to abuse him like this. The starting point was not high. He was still injured in college. After being injured, he still had to play power forward but was killed. He finally made it to the NBA and was tortured by KFC for so long. After finally getting along with the two KFC generals, he began to be tortured by public opinion again. What you are writing is not a warrior, what you are writing is a masochist. How can you torture the protagonist like this? I know you, the author, particularly like Devil Mountain, but people as unlucky as Devil Mountain are still a minority in the NBA. It is not advisable to forcefully torture the master for the sake of abusing the master. Judging from your situation, the protagonist wants to become a Chinese national to play basketball. In 2008, Yao Ming is about to decline. The protagonist has not yet completed his leveling. When the protagonist becomes a protagonist, Yao Ming will no longer be able to do it. Therefore, the national team will basically be the second child in ten thousand years and will be abused. Not to mention how much criticism the protagonist will receive if he becomes a Chinese national. The protagonist's parents and grandparents are Americans. Have you ever considered them? If the protagonist makes a mistake here, what should they do? Isn't it a bit too cold-blooded? It's true that I don't write novels just for fun. I can never stand those pure YY novels. It's normal to have setbacks. Who doesn't have some difficulties? But it is too difficult to handle the waves one after another.

Briefly introduce this novel - a love letter written by Kohei to Kobe Bryant

This book is really good, and the characters it depicts are really good The only downfall may be Wish's emotional journey, which feels a bit redundant... Whether it's being dumped several times or meeting a female doctor. It seems that he wants to forcibly add emotional experience to wish, otherwise he will be too much like a robot... There is no private life at all. Kobe is also portrayed quite well. No Chinese fans really understand Kobe. After all, no one really knows him personally. Just through so many years, Kobe's story. Kobe Bryant's character in the book fits our impression of him very well. The stories of wish and Kobe should be bound. After all, many readers come for Kobe, and some of them love Wish, but without Kobe, they always feel like something is missing. In addition, this book explains that content is the most important, not the form. What we care about is the excitement of the story, not the game-like nihility of other sports novels. Championship, mvp, scoring champion, surpassing Jordan in a few years. To do this, I might as well play 2k. A modifier can do it in one night. It's too fake. Black Dream gave Wish, an Asian boy, excellent NBA talent But it took more than Kobe's efforts to gain a foothold in the NBA, not just some system. Even so, there is still a big gap between him and famous figures like Kobe and James. Everything about the protagonist is very reasonable and does not make readers feel cheating or abrupt. His joining affected the Lakers, saved Odom, and changed Kobe, but this change is a joint effort and is subtle. Rather than being a savior, what I like is that the protagonist does his best to prevent the tragedy in reality, that's all.

A special reminder for friends who have come from the last two books. This book is not in the same style as the ones that follow. Not recommended for reading.