All I Want Is to Win Without Trying

It's actually okay. It's actually quite okay to be a substitute in the Pistons first, level up and become the mixed champion, and then find Wade or others to form a team. I just try my best to cover the emotional drama and business aspects in one go.

If you're a good three-pointer from the free throw line, you won't be able to boast about it. You did this on purpose.

It's interesting to read your introduction, but when I look at the table of contents, within a few chapters the main character takes off, and the data is the same as that of the leading brother. Does the actual content have anything to do with your introduction? Add "This introduction is for reference only" at the bottom.

What kind of bad economic person did you choose? ? ?

The ball affects reading too much! That's called basketball!

Sports competition, win by lying down? Since you choose competitive sports, what does it matter if you lie down and play? You win the championship in one season. This is not interesting.

Isn't the title of your book a bad sentence?

What does this have to do with winning? I've had the highest score in the game many times, how could I lie down?

Again, like the previous book, the content does not match the title.

In fact, it's good to write a game where he comes on as a substitute and has a protagonist like ten plus five. Because he is familiar with history, he can always find a championship team to win the championship. He can't do it without him in key games. He is usually afraid of getting injured and plays the ball as a class. He can never dunk when he can make a layup, and he can never rush if he can float three-pointers. It's okay to play until he is fifty, just for fun. Soaking wolfberry in a thermos cup is just a way of maintaining health...