The NBA's Biggest Villain

Body fat 4.1 Is okay... Why don't you learn more about it before writing? It's not about bodybuilding. The lower the body fat, the better your athletic performance. If the body fat is low, your endurance, explosiveness and maximum strength will be greatly affected. Body fat below 5 will do no harm except appearance. Basketball players should be between 10-5. If you are fighting, your body fat should be at least 20-10. Don't think that not having fat is a good thing.

The author is very insistent on "yellow-skinned boy". Everyone calls the protagonist that way. It feels so deliberate. The rest is okay.

It feels like the protagonist has been scolded by others. If you are really a villain, who would dare to scold you? For example, who is going to scold people like Barkley, Malone, and Artest?

I actually really don't like writing about the 2003 draft, because there was James in 2003, but many authors will write about the number one pick who robbed James. As long as the number one pick belongs to the Cavaliers, the difficulty of being the number one pick for the protagonist is no worse than competing with Duncan for the number one pick. I still like it to be a little more gradual. There is really no sense of substitution when you start invincible, just like slowly rising up in a game. The level is the same. When you first enter the NBA, your level is so high. To be honest, it is just an honor later. Isn't the general novel routine that you have just come into contact with basketball and played in the NCAA for one year with the help of the system? According to the above theory, you can compete with the rookie Duncan for the top pick in one year. The NBA is easier to upgrade than the NCAA. So after playing basketball for two years, you can match the peak Duncan, and surpass Jordan in three years? Isn't this the basketball version of Long Aotian?

The writing is okay, but the plot is a bit childish, and there is no logic in what you added. Will the strength not affect the feel? No need to adapt? Author, you really don't know much about basketball. NCAA head coaches cannot be threatened by players, unlike NBA coaches.

It's weird, it's weird. In Chapter 534, different attributes were extracted from several people. The high ones were all up to 87. It was obviously a great feeling. The protagonist also looked like he didn't get anything good. It was extremely outrageous. It seemed that the protagonist understood that a good draw was 100 attribute values. Anything other than 100 was garbage. The key point is that the protagonist came from very low attributes. Why does it feel like every time the attributes are improved, it doesn't feel like a grassroots cheating upgrade. Instead, it is natural to improve like a boss reborn and practice from scratch. It's not fun.

The real villain is like Artest. If Harden dares to challenge him, he will directly open up Harden's two channels of governor and governor with one elbow.

I was convinced. I didn't sign a contract a few minutes ago, but I signed the contract just after I read it and was ready to invest. . .

Kobe is 1.95Cm tall naked and 1.9Cm tall with shoes. You tell me he is as tall as Tracy McGrady

All plots, big and small, are all pretentious and slap-in-the-face routines.