NBA Court Magician

If you play basketball, just write about basketball, and if you fight, then write about fighting. Is it okay that the protagonists of current basketball novels will die if they don't fight?

The author should write less netizen comments! This is only 2004! Embarrassing as hell

It's so hard to write. I don't know if the current author is a middle-aged patient or if he deliberately wrote it for middle-aged students. It's too middle-aged.

Listening to the book, I really couldn't stand it after hearing Chapter 7. The fight at the Palace of Auburn Hills, Artest was so irritable and cowardly that he only dared to hit the fans, okay? The reason why he lay on the technical stage was to avoid Big Ben. He did not dare to conflict with Big Ben. Being hit by a fan's drink cup vented his fear of Ben on the fans. From then on, no one thought Artest was a tough guy. The author describes Artest as more Malone than Malone. Just because the fight at the Palace of Auburn Hills was so influential, it doesn't mean the person who initiated the incident was violent. If you don't know the details, just watch the video of the game at that time to see how the fight happened, see what the on-site commentator said about Artest when he was lying on the technical table, and then look back to see if the Artest you described is the same person.

Personally, I feel that the protagonist's emotional value is best done on the court. If you are doing personal competition after the game is over, it will be very tasteless! Of course, if you are offended to death, then you have nothing to fear!

Is this introduction pattern of: (* *+* *+* *+* *) transferred from Tomato?

I love watching it both on and off the court. I have played many games until now. Are the emotional experience points used to add points to dropped skills? If it is used to add points, which skill was added and how many points were added, you still need to write it down. If not, then what is the use of this emotional point? Are it used to draw skills or templates, or to directly exchange skills and templates? You should get a lot of points for each game. You can tell the total number of points after a while and what the points are used for.

This book looks familiar, very similar to the one next door that tortures Jordan.

Simmons template, does your girlfriend want a Kendou template?

The plot of Chapter 12, if you can bear this plot, just keep reading

Simmons? Wouldn't it be better to choose James or Johnson to imitate? Both of them are enhanced versions of Simmons.

Being locked up in a dark room is so miserable!

I've seen this theme before, and it's also based on the Simmons template, but with the Knicks, it's not as good as Chamberlain with the Magician.

It's okay to add talent points to increase the talent limit, but adding attribute points directly is too low.

Stop coming to Magic 😅 The most perfect point guard should be Chris Paul, who is 1.9 Meters tall. If you add another yy to the template and add someone who is good without the ball, there will be no more perfect point guard than this. Let's talk about 2024. How many people have watched Magic play? Guys, I don't dare to say that I've watched Johnson's highlights, even if I've watched Johnson play...