Basketball Never Sleeps

Come on, write this book well, and if it doesn't collapse, it will become popular. There are too many protagonists who are invincible for one or two seasons. The main reason is that their strength statistics are average stars, but their performances on the court are superstars every time. Occasionally they are super-super-super-super-super-super-super-super-super-super-super-super-super-super-stars who often fail in two stages.

After reading so many basketball articles, I have been wondering about a problem. Basically every basketball novel has a plot where Bowen does something to the stars of other teams, but even if there is revenge in the plot, it is aimed at Bowen, and no one wants to do something to Duncan. The reality is also very strange. This is the situation. Finally, I saw this novel, and I suddenly felt comfortable.

Originally it was a novel that could be ranked among the top or even top 3 basketball novels. What a pity. The inexplicable eunuch is now posing as a corpse?

Waiting for the show "A Hard Decision", I wanted to read "Practical Reasons", "Can't Write Anymore" and "Bad Grades" without leaving the bookshelf.

It's a book with obviously good grades, but I cut it twice, but every time I come back, my grades come up again.

This is the second novel I've seen in which Bowen cripples our players and our players cripple Duncan. It's really cool, and I think that's how it should be.

Can starting coins be refunded? Eunuch!

Do some research, what font does everyone use to read, and how many words are there in a line? I will change the layout of pig's feet attributes in the future. You can share your own habits. I will try my best to accommodate public appetite. One attribute per line would be too long.

This book should be a relatively normal book among basketball articles. At least the logic seems okay to me. I've read some basketball articles, and the first chapter was okay. Then in the second or third chapter, I suddenly got a sudden attack on me, and I died of poison on the spot 😅. There are also some authors who don't know what they think. The protagonist, as the core, is on the way to three consecutive championships. The protagonist is asked to go to a weak team to help the poor and win the championship. I was left speechless and the book was abandoned on the spot.

I still don't understand. I had pretty good grades at that time and had more than one thousand or two thousand monthly tickets. Why did I need a eunuch? Is it a bad starting point, not wanting to write, or other problems? Does anyone know?