NBA: Get the Peak Kobe Experience Card at the Start

I can't even understand how to write about basketball... The style of play changes every time. Are teammates and coaches all idiots? Why not get experience cards? Determine your own style of play at the beginning, and then add the most suitable skills to yourself according to the style of play. Even if you have experience cards, you should also get the type that matches the style of play.

It's already 2022 and I'm still writing experience cards. . .

If you're playing in the NBA and don't have the Yankees, it's better to write about a wild basketball boy. If it's not the Yankees, forget it, and you can make up a female protagonist yourself. You've already written about the NBA, what else can't you think of? There's no need to do this. It doesn't feel fake at all.

Experience card? The audience and the team are idiots!

Why are you always relying on the experience card? Although there is improvement, it is too slow. The upgrade is too slow. You cannot deliberately write to suppress it. This way the pace is too slow.

Although I had expected that the author would write about injury, when I saw this plot, I still couldn't help but complain that it was so uncreative.

What the hell? What's going on with these parents? So disgusting

Has it increased to 208? It's too high. I think 206 is just right, but 208 just doesn't feel right.

Why do we have to keep little Buzz? Isn't it good for the protagonist and Kobe to take turns winning mvp and fmvp? It's still one person, one city. It's really disgusting to let little Buzz do this.

The protagonist is so stupid, and he deserves to be taught this.

It's quite good to watch, but the family issues in the early stages are a bit toxic, but overall it's not bad. Come on, author, I support you.

It's well written, but don't write so much English. If you listen to the audio, it's all English letters, and it's very poor viewing.

Chapter 83 is only 180,000 words, and chapter 46 is on the shelves. What are you thinking, author?

I hope there is a comparison template or panel that can intuitively see the improvement of the protagonist. This may be better.

Come on, if you keep it up, I'll book it all.

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Well written, keep up the good work. Don't add incredible abilities to the protagonist too quickly. Skills can be obtained through draws, but don't make them permanent. Otherwise, it will become more difficult to write as the story progresses, because the protagonist will be too strong and there will be no sense of victory in adversity, and readers will be lost.

Is this 100,000 words on the shelves?

Third

Suddenly got the first place

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