I Just Want to Play Healthy Basketball

The novel is good, but I don't like the character of the protagonist. He feels very cowardly and timid. He bullies the weak and fears the strong. When he finds that his opponent is weak, he behaves toughly. When faced with an opponent who is stronger and more fierce than himself, he tries every means to avoid it, and his attitude becomes cowardly. Although I came here for healthy basketball after reading the title, what I want to see is that the protagonist has the ability to fight against others and has the mentality of not being afraid of any opponent, but he just chooses to play basketball easily. I don't want to see the protagonist being too timid, bullying others, afraid of confrontation, and always worried about getting hurt, so he chooses to play basketball for health. The protagonist in the article is so cowardly that he never helps his teammates. He also assumes that his teammates have carefully trained the protagonist and gave him the right to take action many times to a newcomer. I'm afraid it's not a joke! The most impressive thing is the previous plot. Ma Long wanted to kick the protagonist. The protagonist instinctively threw the basketball into the opponent's face, turned around and ran away, and ran to the referee to hide. In order to support the protagonist in a fight with Ma Long, teammates from both teams gathered around, some fighting and some trying to break up the fight. The protagonist stayed alone in the safe area next to the referee and watched, neither going to help in the fight nor breaking up the fight, just like a passerby. In the end, the referee left the protagonist aside and stepped forward to stop the fight. The protagonist was there from beginning to end carrying out various psychological activities, explaining the fight with his mental activities, as if he was an innocent person who found someone fighting, so he stood by and made various comments. So the protagonist's character setting is too unpleasant. Although he hasn't done anything too extreme so far, there are many things that make me feel like a villain. There are often situations where other people are nice to the protagonist, but the protagonist is thinking about their own interests. Teammates really have no plans for the protagonist, but what the protagonist thinks about is the use value of the other party. Either he can win over and become his younger brother, or he can take the blame for losing... Obviously the protagonist has not done anything too extreme, but many of these psychological activities make me feel that the protagonist is too low. There is no so-called talent but no corresponding character. Virtue does not match. It feels like a pity. I think the content is good. I also like the title and introduction, but what I want to see is #this protagonist is powerful and can fly to the sky but he just wants to play healthy basketball easily#, instead of #this protagonist is afraid of confrontation, injury, bullying, and toughness, so he just wants to play healthy basketball#. It's like one is obviously rich but enjoys an ordinary life, and the other has no money and can only live an ordinary life. The latter one doesn't feel good to me at all. Perhaps the author feels that the description of the protagonist is always tough on the outside and cowardly on the inside, always retreating when fighting, punching hard when encountering an opponent who is not as strong as himself, and flexibly dodging when encountering an opponent who is tougher and stronger than himself. On the surface, he has high emotional intelligence and can build good relationships with others, but in fact, he treats others as tools and scapegoats... Etc. It feels very funny, but I think it is not funny.

Selling dog meat on sheep's heads, in name only? The name is Health Basketball, and someone who is over 2 meters tall is going to fight hand-to-hand in the early 20th century? My original starting position was that of a swingman. With a height of over 2 meters, I put the shooting hot spots outside, played shooting guard, and shot outside. Wouldn't it be better for my health? Isn't it nice to hit anyone out of position? The one who is fast is not as high as him, and the one who is high is not as fast as him.

The most annoying thing is to write about domestic basketball. It's a mess and can't be covered in just a few sentences.

You are in such good health and have always emphasized endurance. It is up to you to save the little stars in the domestic entertainment industry.

It's pretty good. The best way to maintain good health in basketball is to score perfect shots, with fewer breakthroughs and dunks. You don't need to defend in single defense. You don't need to run or get tired. The number of words is a bit short.

You win so many championships just to get James' physical talent. By the time you win so many championships, you will have already surpassed James with those talents. Do you really think James has the best physical talent? James and O'Neal were drafted together, so he should just stand aside. It's true that he is stubborn, but he doesn't care about his maintenance fees? If he uses it like Yao Ming, he will have to retire even if he takes 16 years of maintenance.

Subscribe to Chapter 098. I don't understand why it is controversial to have a celebrity girlfriend as a reflection of reality. It's not a good idea to find a middle-class or second-generation person with a business or something. A basketball professional article is not an urban article about picking up girls. It's uncomfortable.

I think it's okay for a rookie to win the championship. Originally, the Bucks were not weak, and there was nothing wrong with the protagonist winning a championship. Don't be like some protagonists who are very talented but can't win the championship...

Ah, here, it was still 194 at the front, but suddenly it was 201 after integrating James White. Convinced, height is a joke.

Not bad, I don't know when the next fusion talent will be