The Soul of Golden State

I insisted on reading Chapter 72. I was reborn as the male friend of the protagonist, and then this friend paved the way for the protagonist... This setting is very weird, and the protagonist has no sense of substitution because the halo is on his friend. His friends are involved in every event that can affect history. The protagonist is like a puppet. The more awesome he pretends to be, the more he looks like a clown, because his awesomeness was all created by others.

You can let Jordan win the MVP because of the future plot, but you can't write that the protagonist has more than 60 wins, averages 25+12 per game, and has the league's first record and can still lose, because this is simply unreasonable. His own statistics are about 50% on par with Jordan's, and coupled with the league's best record, it can be said that Jordan was crushed to death in one fell swoop. Think about it, what was the concept of more than 60 wins in the 1980s, and what was the concept of averaging 25+12 per game? It's more ridiculous than a joke. Do you really think the joke mvp can be given to whoever he wants? The Turtles got it after averaging a triple-double after Big O, and after Durant left, he still led the Thunder to the playoffs. Antetokounmpo also ranked first in the regular season record, and his data exploded, so he was awarded the MVP. The two of them are already the subjects of controversy during the mvp period. So the honors you wrote for the protagonist are very important. The biggest problem faced by MVP for Jordan is racial discrimination. It is obvious racial discrimination. The NBA does not allow a yellow person to win the MVP, even if he is better than everyone can see. As a result, you write lightly and there is not much doubt. How can it not be big? This is no longer a basketball issue, okay.

In the 1980s, there was no zone defense inside, and you could get started on the outside. These two lines could kill any player who wanted to win a championship by shooting. No one can fight the rules, you can only adapt to them.

You can suppress it first and then improve it for the future plot, but I can abandon the book in order to force Jordan's MVP. First of all, Jordan's MVP in the 1988 season itself was very controversial. The reason why Jordan won the MVP that season was actually because the league did not want Bird to win the fourth MVP and gave it to Jordan. What were Bird's numbers at that time? 29.9 Points, 9.3 Rebounds and 6.1 Assists, and he is in the 180th club. Plus No. 1 In the Eastern Conference! It's because the league gave Bird three consecutive MVP awards before, and gave them to Jordan in order to promote new stars. This mvp is actually the mvp where Stern defeated Bird. And what is the data of the protagonist here? 25+12 Assists! If it were in the original time and space, Stern would give it to Jordan in order to promote the new star. But Stern is not blind. If there is a player whose record and data are comparable to or even better than Bird, Stern will definitely give the protagonist MVP instead of Jordan. I agree with the old man's point of view, for the sake of the plot, you can suppress it first and then expand it. But you can't suppress it mindlessly. Let me say this lightly, because of prejudice. Originally Jordan's mvp was already controversial, and then he suppressed a protagonist. Don't talk about the Big Three, because when Larry Bird won three consecutive MVPs, the Celtics were the Big Three.

Damn, your male protagonist is super cute, narcissistic, confident and a bit naive. I am a female reader and I think this is super cute 👍 If you don't like stallion stories, come on, boss. Writing your own, if they just change it as they say, isn't it too disrespectful to the author to give you face? I won't change it! 👏👏

To be honest, without a system and just relying on hard work, yellow people will never become superstars in the NBA 🤫

The introduction is a bit of a persuasion to quit, one person, one city is a way for management to kidnap workers morally. And you, a Chinese, want to become the soul of an American city? Sitting crooked butt, and impossible to achieve.

It feels like Larry Bird and Magic Johnson are both black and white, with the protagonists sharing the championship and MVP with Jordan in the 1990s. Being invincible in the 1990s required at least the protagonist's strongest shooting ability in the NBA and at least Carter's physical fitness. Otherwise, the protagonist would not be able to stand Curry's Law. There is a group of invincible teammates that Stern will target. It wouldn't be interesting to be invincible. According to the character of the protagonist, he would retire early. Having a lifelong enemy would be interesting.

Lifelong enemy West

Among the basketball novels I have read, the earliest timeline is 1992. This is the first time I have read the 1980s novels. I can see pig feet competing with young Jordan, Olajuwon, Flying Pigs, Gorillas, Postmen, Stockton, the peak Birds, and Magic. I can say "Rookie, welcome to the NBA" to O'Neal, Kobe, Duncan, and Garnett. I feel very excited. I hope the author can write it well. Don't be a eunuch. Come on💪