
Conquering the NBA Starts with the Blind Box
征服NBA从盲盒开始
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 140k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Basketball
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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57Chapters
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Shaku
This book is so popular that I ate the earth
Qiao Feng, Xiang Nong Chapter 18?
Still so cowardly? Don't you want to use up the alphabet song?
Experience card novel? Is there any permanent ability?
Gu Anran
Beautiful Agent
Why does the author always light up the flames, but then doesn't fight back? It's really frustrating. The book became a rage as soon as I listened to it, so for the sake of my physical and mental health, I might as well give it up.
Liu Yexi
Liu Yexi
Daily wear
Qiao Feng
The writing is quite interesting, but if you keep using experience cards and lack of logic, reading without thinking will eventually become boring.
Why can't I invest in this book?
The rhythm is smooth and gives you an immersive feeling. Keep up the good work! You can be more unreasonable. After all, all kinds of unreasonable situations will happen on the competition field.
I hate the protagonist of the experience card, so I only read the table of contents
Qiu Tong
Curry rests and Qiutong looks good. The most tenderness of the lowered head is just like the shyness of a water lotus that cannot stand the cool breeze...
However, the Warriors don't need you to add icing on the scene to be great enough.
The author is probably very young, otherwise he would not have started so late, and readers born in the 1980s and 1990s would hardly read it.