
Buddha's Light Shines on the NBA
佛光普照NBA
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 444k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Basketball
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
154Chapters
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When I saw this introduction, I was particularly curious about how to dribble in a Zen way? I really don't want to complain or anything, I just wanted to complain after reading the introduction!
Now Shaolin Temple has been corporatized, and the abbot is also the CEO!!! One is Shaolin Temple International Bodyguard (China) Co., Ltd.!!! A Songshan Shaolin Culture Co., Ltd. (Suspected of wanting to go public)!! Shaolin Temple's annual revenue is hundreds of millions!! Are you talking about Buddha to me now? Buddha ferrying rich people?
Buddha's light shines everywhere
In his previous life, he was a Buddhist monk, and in this life he is a basketball superstar. Forty thousand light-year stars enter the sea, and six billion honeys are called Lu Ming! to First of all, let me talk about my feelings after reading it. First, the writing is smooth and there are basically no flaws, which is rare. The author does not look like a novice who has been a eunuch three or four times. Secondly, in terms of rhythm, the main plot is on the basketball court, and the heroine who suddenly joins in the middle is a bit tough, but she doesn't appear much, so it doesn't matter. Thirdly, the male protagonist is always set by the author, that is, a monk in his previous life, who changes his way of living in this life, so in addition to wisdom and some habits, he can slowly become a character in the world. The above three items. Next, let's talk about my feelings about reading basketball and basketball articles in recent years. First, since basketball entered the small ball era, offense has been encouraged, but in fact, most teams do not have offensive talent, so penalties have become the mainstream. Two, the center withered. The U. S. Men's basketball team's two consecutive defeats in the warm-up this time illustrate the problem. Third, most basketball articles like to let the protagonist lead the system, and then talk nonsense all over the place. It is interesting to watch, but gradually it becomes homogeneous and begins to inevitably involute. Finally, a perhaps similar profit guidance chart.
The writing is good, the IQ is online
The author's writing style is very good, and the plot seems to be very online so far. It's a book that can be read into! The Buddha's light shines everywhere, which is interesting! Suddenly I thought of the man kissing the ground 360 degrees, and then I thought of a primary school student sliding and smashing the ball. There are still a lot of interesting things in the NBA. Of course, if you feel like you want to complain, you don't need too much. Some of them feel like they've been used and worn out. Of course, we still like the bath water, and we also like the Sharingan. As for the six-step walk, it's not bad...
China will never lack people who worship foreigners. ! They cannot see the century-old exploitation of China by the West. They cannot see how the West developed from colonization and plunder. They cannot see how China went from poverty to the second largest GDP. They only see the beauty of foreign countries and cannot see the filth behind them. They always like to criticize their own country, but they don't know what critical thinking is. They only know how to praise the beauty of other countries and belittle their own country, nation, and the five thousand years of brilliant civilization of the Chinese nation! This society is still too impatient, only focusing on achievements, and neglecting to guide children's correct outlook on life and values! This led to the emergence of a group of Jingri, Jingjing and other molecules.
This main character is a complete character, Naruko. I personally don't like it. I always feel like a little fool, a big dick, a little cabbage, a little tortoise, and Naruko. It's like calling a eunuch.
The emotional line should be a little more unrestrained. After all, in NBA basketball, men still need to be free. You can add a little Hollywood elements. Don't be too entangled in things like love. Having feelings is enough. It is natural for multiple sex partners to have feelings. The protagonist plays basketball and doesn't have much time for love. I hope to have a child as soon as possible so that I can compete with him on the same stage and add some family elements.
Personally, I feel that calling him King Ming Tathagata is better than calling him a holy monk. I don't know why it's so embarrassing My personal opinion is that the author is the main one, don't worry about anything else. The most important thing is to finish writing and highlight the characteristics
Explanation on typos
I will check every chapter after I finish writing it and before publishing it, just to avoid typos and spellings. In addition, I type in Wubi, so the typos and spellings are more ridiculous than pinyin. But what is very helpless is that in some places, I really can't see the mistake even if I read it over and over again, but it is obviously wrong, squeezed between the lines, silently mocking me. So, if book friends encounter it while reading, I hope you can point it out. I will change it as soon as I see it. Thanks again and apologies!
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At first, someone told me that monks could play basketball professionally. I thought they were blind monks, and then I thought it was nonsense. Then, they said that he was a real monk and went to the NBA to play professional basketball and did well. I felt that only novels could have such nonsense. But I have to say that I still like this kind of nonsense. After all, no matter how absurd it is in reality, there really is no such thing. Judging from the current rhythm, it is pretty good, and the overall plot seems to have a sense of reality. There is no system setting, as well as the parameter setting methods in 2K. In fact, it is relatively friendly to people who only watch basketball and don't play much 2K. Generally speaking, it's okay, the author, keep up the good work!