I’m Really Not a Trash-Talking Superstar

When writing a foreign protagonist, don't insist on having anything to do with China...

Finally saw the local players from the bad country again! The country is anti-foreign and anti-Chinese, and the Chinese will never be praised by the stars. They will definitely be exposed and undermined in turn, but they are all written in a harmonious way. The sense of disobedience is too strong. Just use rabbit grass to do it, get Hayes, get a mixed-race Guo Jierui. Write it down, I'll support you by watching ads🪖🪖🪖

Forget about the black protagonist, find a Chinese heroine, paratrooper plot

Either write about a Chinese person, or choose to write about a black person, and then speak, family, and behave in a Chinese style, which makes it look funny. If you don't have that ability, don't change the race randomly. It can be seen that the author knows nothing about black people.

When writing about local players from a bad country, don't write about the heroine being a nut.

I vomited these two words. Have you ever seen a woman?

You can't watch a black man picking up a domestic beauty

The protagonist went to the Houston Rockets and was persuaded to quit.

I took the time to read it in one sitting over the weekend. Here are my simple comments: 1. The system is not overly powerful and the difficulty is moderate. I like it. 2. The black protagonist is determined to become a Chinese player. As seen in the first book, he has his own characteristics. I like it. 3. The writing is also fluent, I like it. In addition to the above three advantages. What may affect my subscription in the future is that the author actually said that he does not have a female protagonist. This setting is found in some game novels, but sports and urban novels without female protagonists are still a bit risky.

It's like I've never seen a woman before,