NBA: I've Never Played a Game, but My Talent Is Off the Charts

The most stupid thing that authors do when writing this type of basketball novel is that the protagonist's growth depends entirely on the system. We don't even talk about physical fitness, we only talk about skills, and we also give actual scores and upgrade progress bars to skills. But what? Technical training does not require experience. No experience is added to the intra-team competition. Practical combat requires no experience. Even the highest level playoffs and even the finals are not included at all. It all depends on the system to "mercifully" issue tasks and then give rewards. However, apart from talent, the most important factor for NBA players to succeed is diligent training + enough actual competition. Many authors, represented by this book, give talents from the beginning, and then endlessly "send tasks" and "receive rewards", turning competitive writing into "online game writing". However, the improvement of physical fitness and technical progress brought about by diligent training-self-correction after actual game review are the two most exciting points of serious sports and competitive writing. This should be the "positive feedback" that competitive writing brings to readers. Instead of watching the system issue tasks, the protagonist receives rewards and points (I am not completely negative, points can be added, but they can only be auxiliary). Because this way of writing completely goes against the two core elements of competitive sports, training and improvement and confrontation and evolution, it even completely denies these two points.

It's really funny. In the NBA, there is such a thing as group favor. Brother, you are in the NBA and you are a competitor with those old guys, white guys and black guys, especially since you are so talented. Even if one or two of you have a good relationship, it is understandable, but it is unrealistic for them all to favor you. And the main character's goal seems to be Mr. Nice Guy? This is a bit funny, to be a "good guy" in the NBA.

I can only say that being a group pet is really a dream, given the ecological environment in the United States, haha

Qidian's sports articles are basically no longer necessary to read. They are really garbage among garbage.

The foundation was crooked from the beginning. Did the author of the group pet setting come up with it all at once? He just watched the game and not the news. Colleagues are enemies, and there is a competitive relationship. If you say that the protagonist is the group favorite, but he is also Chinese, this is a fantasy novel.

I'm really convinced. I've been playing for half a year, but the low-level ability value of 25 points for mid-range shooting and three-point shooting has not increased at all. Free throws have been increased to 80, and the mid-range shooting is still 25. Are you sure this is reasonable?

It's extremely poisonous, with all kinds of intelligence drops. The main point is that the protagonist was obviously a player in his previous life, but he wrote it as if he had never played football, making all kinds of embarrassing mistakes.

It's ridiculously poisonous, so just say two things. 1. The group favorite of everyone who ran for the same term. 2. I have never played basketball, and my talent is even more abnormal than that of James (same height, but everything else is better than James) so I am afraid that no one will choose him. (At least half of the second-round draft picks are completely worthless. You can win a top lottery ticket with 1+1 for less than 1 million. Are you afraid that no one will win?)

Now we can have a physically enhanced version of Morant. When his skills are mature, he can be upgraded to Wade. After that, he can be upgraded to Kobe or Jordan. He has good physical fitness, fast speed, and strong breakthroughs. The rookie Jordan averaged about 28 points per game. Later, he developed a mid-range shooter and became the scoring champion Jordan. He has an overall view and can organize passes and is the first consecutive Jordan to win the championship.

I feel like I have more opportunities with the Hornets and Paul. I can practice with Paul for two seasons before going there. The Suns don't have a leading role, mainly because they don't have the shooting that D'Antoni wants. There aren't many designated playing times this season, and there will be even less space when Amare returns next season. I hope the protagonist doesn't level up too quickly all at once and needs to polish it over several seasons.