NBA: Tracy Mcgrady Moment Experience Card at the Beginning

What is the NBA? The protagonist should play basketball.

It's so fake. 1 Minute and 30 minutes. It's poisonous. . .

Oh my god, I picked a chapter and read it, and I showed such an awesome performance that I didn't even dare to tell others that I had a sprained foot. The referees, coaches, and teammates were all doing nothing.

When the opponent serves, the protagonist, Shinra Tensei, sucks the ball over and lets the latter Uchiha throw the ball in. Completely ignore the half-court serve and completely avoid foul tactics. Awesome!

The author has published ten books with a total of 300,000 words, with an average of 30,000 words per book. .

Author, can you learn to read books first and then write them?

One minute and 35 minutes. Bro, you don't even have enough time to walk down the aisle.

It's too exaggerated. It's so awesome from the beginning. Is there any need to continue reading?

I read the chapter title of the book, Chapter Thirteen, Three Hundred Thousand Meters in Five Hours. I clicked in and took a look. At the end of the chapter, it took me one hour and fifty-eight minutes, covering 51% of the distance, which is 153 kilometers! ! The total length of the marathon is 42.195 Kilometers, and the fastest speed is two hours, four minutes and fifty-five seconds! A trash who can only sign a 10-day contract in the NBA has such strength! What about Jordan? 153 Kilometers in 10 minutes? O'Neal directly lifted the basketball court? Author, are you writing a basketball version of the X-Men, a basketball version of Captain America, or is the protagonist a time traveler from the future when humans can physically travel across the void? The protagonist in fantasy novels is a loser. No author dared to write like this at the beginning. Are you mocking the reader's intelligence, or are you mocking yourself?