
NBA: From the Start, I Am the First in Team History
NBA开局队史第一人
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- Completed
- Length
- 661k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Basketball
- Updated
- 3y ago
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You've written nine books already, but the author still seems like a complete novice? For a basketball novel, provide the stats! Don't you want to waste time writing this? Other authors describe every quarter, even every single play, the protagonist's score, and the team's point differential.
I'm speechless. What's the point of having no points per game? 😅
If you want both money and accolades, it's best to start with a small brand that relies entirely on the protagonist, and then have Nike acquire it later. After all, the protagonist, being a non-American, is already at a disadvantage in award selections. If they don't sign with Nike, it's easy to end up like Curry, who, despite being the team's leader and winning so many championships, has only won one Finals MVP award.
Make up some data! How many points did the main character get?
A brief discussion The good points are: the external advantages are good, it's unique, and the character label of "one-on-one king" is quite good. The team is the Bobcats, which hasn't been written about much, and the fact that they started leading the team as rookies is a positive aspect.
How did the author manage to write over 8.5 Million words and still maintain a Level 1 author status?
You've written so many books on basketball, and you haven't made any progress?
If you're writing a basketball novel, what are you even writing if you don't include statistics? You'll have nothing to show for it.
This author is an experienced writer, but there's far too little information about match scores, mid-game statistics, and individual match action descriptions. I was completely baffled.
Gerrard is Gerrard, not Rasheed. Don't you even know your name? Is your Rasheed Wallace playing for the Bobcats? Was it Gerald Wallace when the Pacers played the Pistons? Seriously?