After Switching Careers, I Became the Basketball World's Number One

The next daily recommendation votes are all yours. I am really busy at work and don't have time to read and get a monthly pass. It's up to you to get a monthly pass every month 😏 Seeing you come back reminds me that I used to be a stubborn person at work. Over the years, I have had no regrets and regrets. My conclusion is that if I throw myself back to that time, I will definitely keep working hard, but I would never choose this way. Life is really a winding road. After passing this intersection, even if you look back later, time will tell you what you still missed Come on

I have just read Chapter 106. I have something to say and write a simple book review. It is all my personal opinion. If you have different opinions, you are welcome to discuss it. First of all, I have to mention that the protagonist's image is a bit underdeveloped. How to put it, this is also a common problem in basketball writing. The tight rhythm of the game interspersed with emotional lines is indeed difficult to create a flesh-and-blood protagonist (after all, writing about daily life will definitely slow down the rhythm of writing about the game). As a reader, the protagonist of this book feels like a straw man with the labels "systematic", "good at fighting" and "basketball player" on his body. You can appropriately increase the proportion of off-field interactions with other stars, commentary interactions, and some daily content, and break away from the endless loop. In the final analysis, a flesh-and-blood protagonist should not be a robot that plays games and trains and falls in love. Moreover, many times in this book, the content that attempts to build an image for the protagonist ends up being meaningless. Personally, I feel that the main reason is because the method used is too repetitive. It makes me feel as if the protagonist is a programmed robot doing errands, following the script and making actions that fit the poor label of Shao in various events where he wants to be promoted before being suppressed. The analogy is probably like a canned game. Repeating the same routine three or four times is a new routine. Repeating it all the time is a bit aesthetically exhausting. Almost every detailed game or fight is a repetition of a routine that wants to advance but suppresses before being slapped in the face. The above mentioned the shortcomings that I think, and the following will talk about the advantages that I think. First of all, the writing style and plot rhythm of this book are stable. Although there are some parts that I personally feel are not good enough, they are not poisonous. The stable writing style and controlled plot bring a smooth reading experience, which is worthy of recognition. At the same time, the first few dozen chapters of the book are of a very high standard. First of all, the readers have high expectations for whether the wrestler who changed his career in the 1990s can "fight" in the NBA. Secondly, the "Golden Three Chapters" not only explain the setting, but also use the opening setting that the protagonist is recruited into the team to beat people, which caught the attention of a large number of readers. Finally, the author is very good at driving, which indeed makes the basketball article more interesting. In short, basketball writing is generally a bit streamlined. The difference basically lies in the era, team, star and the butterfly effect of various transfer transactions and drafts. At present, basketball writing is still concentrated in a routine similar to entertainment writing, which probably uses words to give readers a heart-warming game experience and make readers climax. Currently, the score is 3.5/5, Which is above food and grass. Any reader who is short of books can follow it, and readers who want to read basketball articles can also follow it.

I hope the author writes more. It's really good. This is the first time I paid to read a book.

I've been writing a lot recently. The key is that it's very long. It's so long and watery that I feel tired and bored. There are ten lines in one glance.

Just feel good and that's it. I am under a lot of pressure so I read this book to relax before going to bed. Thank you to the author.

There are endless pornographic jokes... Occasionally, there is one that can make people smile. But even a quarter and a fifth of the content in the book are just like this, which makes people speechless. Author, your basic basketball skills were not like this before? Why did he become so obscene all of a sudden...

Suddenly I remembered that Slam Dunk was serialized in March 1993. Wow, the protagonist can replace Rodman as the male protagonist. By then the male protagonists will become popular in Japan, including Izumi Sakai, Akina Nakamori, Rie Miyazawa, Shinobu Nakajima, and Ryoko Hirosue😃

A little suggestion It's understandable that you wrote about conflicts on the field. Confrontations in the 1990s were also what fans loved to watch. But what you set up is to fight and play ball, but look at what you wrote about this season's regular season and the following rounds of playoffs, it's bullshit! It's a difficult goal to score without fighting back. I've written three books of the same style. I know that you want to focus on the game, but the G-spot of the readers is not there. If your readership does not appreciate it, it will be a thankless task. Which championship team always has someone to do the dirty work, don't the Lakers do it? Let's rest on our laurels and follow the familiar rhythm. What's so different now! I feel like giving up the book

According to the author's description, I built a template for 2k23, as follows. If 2.28 Is not available, I chose 2.29. Template Tony Cook, LeBron James, Mitchell Porter Jr. I tested it and it felt terrible.

The first draw (03): Diamond-level Magic Johnson player template, Bronze Simmons template, Bronze badge "Shooting Like Moji", Bronze Sam Gold Dribbling Action Pack Magic Template (04): Dribbling 75 (5 5+20), passing 70 (60+10), speed 70 (60+10), jumping 75 (65+10), layup 69 (54+15), lateral movement 71 (61+10), close shot 61 (56+5). Simmons template (04): 81 lateral movement (71+10), 68 steals (58+10) Silver badge "Shooting like a mochi", the effect is: slightly improve the opponent's shot interference effect when defending. (Defense) Bronze Sam Goad dribbling bag, the effect is to slightly increase the speed when performing Sam Goad dribbling actions. (Action Pack) Bronze End Urinal Free Throw Pack, the effect is to slightly improve the shooting attributes during free throws based on the existing shooting attributes (Action Pack) Bronze Badge Hard End (18) Effect: Slightly reduce the interference effect of layups in physical confrontations. Golden Badge Rampage (25) Effect: Moderately improves the success rate when dunking over another person. (25) 9 extra points: 70 steals (68+2), 80 strength (78+2), 75 speed (70+5) Silver Badge Second Offensive Expert (43) Effect: Within three seconds after the host grabs an offensive rebound, the host's shooting, mid-confrontation layup, and mid-confrontation dunk abilities will be slightly improved. NCAA honor points (55) are exchanged for a total of 5 ability points, 74 layups (69+5) Glover special training 8 ability points (57): speed 77 (75+2), strength 82 (80+2), physical fitness 75 (72+3), jumping 76 (75+ 1) Upgrade lottery 10 points (57): close shot 65 (61+4), layup 75 (74+1), dribbling 80 (75+5) Gold Badge Bulldozer Throw (57) Effect: Moderately increase the softness and stability of the throw, or the throw after confrontation during the movement. (61) Use Worthy and the Kings' No. 3 Pick in the first rotation of 1993, the top three rewards in the draft (the badge is a victory for two brothers), a rookie contract of 41 million for 7 years, and a contract with player options in 1995. No Level Badge: Stab for Victory (61) Effect: When your teammates are brutalized, you vow to avenge them. The degree of slowing down of physical energy consumption is directly related to the degree of abuse of teammates. Before the start of each game, only one teammate can be designated to activate the badge effect, and it cannot be changed. During the game, if any teammate is injured by a criminal and leaves the field, he will be in full condition on the spot and all attributes will be temporarily +5 until the end of the game!

It's weird. Malone elbowed the Smiling Assassin so hard that he needed 40 stitches. The Pistons walked around him, but the protagonist elbowed Malone so hard that he needed 50 stitches. At night, the Pistons were so arrogant to provoke the protagonist? Are they forcibly subduing him?

As a long-time book fan, it's a bit boring to be honest. The three books are all a magic board, which is to combine some historical events with jokes. This one is much worse than the inside story. It is lacking in both the character description and the interaction story with historical figures. If the inside story made me enthusiastic and cheering after reading a chapter, then this one is too dull. , Basically all of them are skipped to read. Inside, you will also find some embarrassing pictures in history, but now you can only post some obscene pictures. Don't mistake vulgarity for elegance. The 1990s was the golden age of the NBA. Countless basketball stars appeared, and their passionate stories are all classic material. This is incomparable to the current small ball era. I hope you can change.

Hurry up and finish this book and re-read it. It's so disgusting that it was written using the same formula of constantly pretending to be cool and slapping people in the face more than ten years ago. I'm a long-time fan of yours, and I really can't stand it anymore. If you were at your previous level, there wouldn't be so many people talking about you.

Alas, to be honest, this book is getting more and more ridiculous. Regarding the attributes of the protagonist, I still want to beat Jordan, which is not as good as Jordan who just entered the league. What's more, he was upgraded by the Pistons. I think too much. To be honest, Jordan is the only one in the entire league who can be considered all-around in a certain sense (just look at the honors Shan has received). Except for the three-pointers, he is not particularly powerful. But that is compared with those three-point shooters. Shan Shan also shot 10 three-pointers in a single game and six in one half. That was still in the 1990s. Just look at Jordan's three-point shooting percentage after retiring for his first three consecutive championships, and you will know. So, what does the protagonist use to fight Jordan? You have so many attributes. What's the use of just one full attribute?

First of all, it's all settled. This is the thing I regret the most. I really can't adapt to the author's writing style. When playing basketball, two-thirds of the pig's feet are hit with the mouth! There are also those "marginal sentences" that are hard-written, as if the author is so humorous and playful, it really looks like 💩

My evaluation is that this book is not as good as Blacksmith. I feel more uncomfortable when I read it later. The protagonist is the god of basketball. Can anyone provoke and belittle the protagonist and then defeat him and start provoking again? Is it intentional?

Does anyone still read junk books? I really didn't expect it to be recommended.

I was disgusted by the protagonist pretending to be innocent. The protagonist, who has lived in two lives, is shy and embarrassed when facing women. Later, he clearly taught his girlfriend, and he acted like an innocent loser. He was favored by various female stars, and then the protagonist always pretended to be reluctant, even the girlfriend My friend misunderstood me. The protagonist still looks like I don't, but he refuses to refuse the advances of various actresses, does not explain publicly, and finally breaks up with his girlfriend. Author, I don't know what the point of you giving the protagonist such a character. Is it disgusting readers? I admit, you succeeded in disgusting me.

Really, it's not me to blame, it's outrageous when there are too many things. The basketball novels from Qidian have the same plot. The supporting characters are all idiots. They have no brains to look down on the protagonist, and then they are slapped in the face. This kind of plot almost runs through all basketball novels. What's more, it's really just bragging. There is no need for any basic logic. All kinds of superstars can be matched up without falling behind. All kinds of things can win the championship, not to mention an Asian. Is it possible for a person to have such a person who is a superstar from the beginning? If you win the championship right away, is it too much to look down on those athletes who work hard? With so many NBA players, only one team can win the championship every year. But if you beat everyone when you come up, and then win the championship the next year, you can go to heaven and earth. Is there really no logic at all? Anyway, I don't feel happy at all. It feels so embarrassing that I can deduct two bedrooms and one living room.

Lao Ge, as a long-time fan of your book, I really want to say something from my heart. The biggest problem in your book is that the status of the protagonist is not written in some places. For example, in your last book, the 6-time protagonist, in the final battle, you said he was great, but in fact, the performance in the book is that he is 50-50 against everyone, and who No one respects the protagonist. It feels like no one thinks that the protagonist has that kind of status. A character who competes with Jordan for the first place in history is written as an ordinary super giant. What everyone wants to see is the scenery of the protagonist after he reaches a certain status. He is arrogant and domineering. You write it as if you are a little daughter-in-law. Grievance and grievance. Work hard. This book is here again, and it's all MVP. . It doesn't have the feeling that an MVP should have. . It's very awkward

Throughout the entire book, I was questioned and then slapped in the face by pretending to be cool. I was tired even if I was writing it. I was the first person and still being questioned. It's really stupid to write a supporting character like this. He's pretty good in the paint and not very good at hitting, so why has this changed? The latest chapters of this book make me feel sick even if I read the titles without subscribing.

This book has been scrapped, and the previous one has been seriously watered down. This one is even more excessive, still soft, and feels tough. It has slipped away. It is also a 10,000-word update. [Basketball World: Starting from the Nerve Knife] is not bad, at least it is not that watery.

I'm really impressed. No matter how many times the male protagonists level up, they still explode with each other. This upgrade is of some use. Before upgrading, it's 50/50. After upgrading, it's still 50/50. The male protagonist either explodes when his ability value is low, or it's difficult to fight when his ability value is high. He's really too weak recently, right?

I found that these sports novels all have a problem, that is, the attributes of the protagonist and the performance of the protagonist never match. For example, if you use the ability of a starter to achieve a super performance, I don't know why, but it is extremely uncomfortable to watch.

Really, if he wins the championship and everyone can sit on the protagonist's head and curse a few words, and talk about parallel import MVP, then what's the point of beating him? There is no dominance at all, and the conflict of forced sauce is too inconsistent. Who would look down on FMVP who can beat Jordan? So the bull is garbage? If I keep writing like this, I'll give it up. It's so annoying to read.

Forcing everyone to write down their wits shows that the author's level is still good. I read 80% of the first book, and the more I read this one, the more I admired it, and I gave it up 😰

Why, does the author like Garnett so much? Do you like soft eggs so much? I'm really convinced if I don't fight back when I'm beaten, go ahead and go to Japan.

No-prize guessing: What position will the protagonist play after entering the NBA? 1, center 2, power forward 3, small forward 4, shooting guard 5, point guard 6, coach 7, spectator

West's brother died in the Korean War. You said he would choose a Chinese in the draft! Is the author a Lakers fan?

Still the best to watch is Reverse Growth Superstar. I've read so many of your books.