The NBA Dynasty Sniper

After raising it for a while, I feel it's a bit of a pity. The book is updated frequently, and the professional sections are also acceptable. But the constant stream of off-putting moments is really annoying. One is the perspective issue; people are too focused on the Bulls. It's ridiculous that Jordan gets more screen time than his teammate Ewing…

What kind of brand ambassadorship does the main character have? Does he/she have an independent brand? Or could he/she create his/her own? With the timeline so early, he/she could easily build a national brand. After all, he/she has the foresight, and domestic costs aren't high. As for the technology, can the system handle it? Or could he/she gradually develop by acquiring some companies?

To be honest, this book has become boring ever since I started writing about finance. And today, I even got a girlfriend buying a sports team... This is pointless, goodbye.

These few chapters are so inspiring! Even though I know you'll be rubbing the Mamba in the future, I still can't help but give you a reward! I hate those who are overly enthusiastic about developing goji berries. Reality is already depressing enough. If you don't even fantasize about it in novels, you might as well watch real-life gorillas pretending to be good guys!

These two chapters today... Sigh, I'm too lazy to complain, I'm deleting the book and leaving.

I have a question. Aren't the new NBA rules supposed to be changed before the season starts? Changing the rules the day before the playoffs semifinals seems a bit excessive. With only one day to adapt to the new rules, let alone the players, how can the referees adapt?

Putting everything else aside, just look at how he dunked on Hakeem Olajuwon, beat Malone, and took down Hardaway right from the start. The rest is self-explanatory; it's just forced low-ability, high-output play. And Kobe's 99 vertical jump? If we're only comparing jumping ability, there are tons of people with better jumps than Kobe. Were they all pushing their limits?

The referee's interference with the game was one thing, but to make such a call at such a crucial moment was blatant. Even though we won the game, it was extremely unpleasant to watch. It's one thing to constantly make enemies, but he doesn't even have any friends. It's all about basketball, and now that the league is suppressing him, I have even less desire to watch.

This shooting scene is really well written! Forced drug administration, excellent!

The author has written two books on NBA basketball, so why does it seem like they don't know anything about NBA rules? Active NBA players cannot own shares in NBA teams. Look at Jordan's second comeback; he could only sell his Wizards shares, especially with the 1998 lockout looming, making it even more impossible! And as for players' companies becoming sponsors of the teams they play for, I think I've seen that somewhere before—that's also not allowed!