
What If Basketball Could Save the World?
假如打篮球能拯救世界
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 81k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Basketball
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
42Chapters
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477Recs
17Fans
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Reader comments 9
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It's very novel. The author has grasped it very well. It is definitely the work of a master. I would like to ask about the plot of the novel, which says that the NBA is history. In addition to current stars like Curry, does the author want to write about fantasy stars? After all, if you write according to the world background of your novel, you can really write about macro points.
It's too short, I need to save up my time, I finished reading it in 3 minutes 😰
Even if you are already a eunuch, why should I whip the corpse?
I feel like the plot is a bit bland and has no climax.
The idea is good, but the plot is too classic (or old-fashioned). In terms of content, the too classic plot may not be very attractive, but the world view will be grand and there is a lot to write about. Personally I feel a little bit poisonous: 1. The badges are said to be purely random at the beginning, and can only be biased through daily training, but cannot be oriented. But for the protagonist and his team, it's all about orientation: it doesn't matter if the small forward is the protagonist, the point guard seems to have a genius understanding of tactics, so he has the core organizer badge, and the shooting guard can only shoot, so he has the marksman badge. (Does it feel like it's too directional for the protagonist group, completely amplifying the strengths?) 2. The strength of the badge feels a bit idealistic. The three major high schools in the book don't want the protagonist's roommate with the top organization badge and the top shooting badge (because the cultural classes and physical test data are average), and I feel that the badge is an auxiliary (to magnify the advantages). Later in the article, when I was competing with high school seniors, everyone assumed that the one with more badges could beat the one with fewer badges, and they also felt that badges were a trump card (of the same level of badges, one with more badges would feel like a crusher). Makes me read it a little bit contradictory. But overall it is acceptable to me personally. I am very curious about the subsequent development of the world view. Cheers, author.
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It's a very thoughtful novel. Although it has some clichéd plots, the novel setting made it bearable for me. However, there are currently relatively few updates.
There is no update yet. This is the rhythm of eunuchs.
Everything is good, but the updates are too slow. The last book was great.