The Unconventional Basketball Star
非主流球星
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 618k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Basketball
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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I don't know what the author was thinking. Why deliberately suppress the protagonist and prevent him from losing his skill pack? What's the point of this system then? After all, drop rates aren't a real game mechanic; it's entirely up to whether the developer wants to include them. The protagonist has been grinding for Richardson's skill pack for ages, but still hasn't gotten it.
He actually went to the Spurs, truly an unconventional choice.
I still prefer writing about Black people or White people, since there aren't as many complicated issues involved, and I can just write about basketball as I please! It's not that I'm unpatriotic. While basketball has no borders, basketball players do have nationalities, and there's always discrimination. Even if you succeed, you'll still be alive and well.
Scoring 20+ points with such a low number of outside shot attempts is like moving the basket right in front of you. Extremely high efficiency requires at least 15 shot attempts to achieve 20+ points, and that also necessitates getting calls. But for a rookie not valued by the league to expect calls is a joke. The efficiency described in the article is outrageous.
This is the first time I've heard of football earning more money than basketball. Basketball has 15 players, while football has 51. Basketball can last for about 20 years, but in football, apart from the pocket quarterback, which player can play for that many years? In terms of commercial value, football has helmets, and the most profitable are boxing, then football, tennis, and basketball.
Can the author please be a little more professional? It's one thing for the agent's commission to be low, but who would work for them with such a low commission? LeBron James' commission is several times yours. And speaking of the SuperSonics' performance, averaging less than ten field goal attempts and 20+ points per game, plus a 47% three-point shooting percentage—that means for you to have a 100% two-point shooting percentage, you'd need to add a few free throws to that.
Chapter 1, NBA: I'm My Best Son-in-Law
... Just like the title, it's unconventional; the writing style is also unconventional, it doesn't feel like a basketball novel.
Writing "basketball" as "piqiu" is the most offensive thing ever!
That's too strong. Six titles and he's still playing around. He should just retire and go back to China to play in the entertainment industry.