From Practice Player to Superstar

No little lolita, no experience card, no big eater

According to the pace of this book, I still hope that Pig's Feet will enter the NBA after graduation like Shi Buddha. I'm tired of seeing the kind of super invincible in one semester every day. I still hope to take it step by step, at least participate in the draft in my sophomore or junior year. Is there a Pig's Feet template to prepare to be a point forward? Defensive, organized, and shooting

Each book is an eternal aunt, an eternal admirer of Jordan's stinky feet, and an eternal chronicle. It is not easy to write a book manually and it is forced to be written by you as an industrial flow text.

Microphone's basketball writing is as good as ever, but I hope that the protagonist will not control the team. The general manager will do everything he wants and listen to the protagonist. If the boss wants to gain access to the Chinese market, he will provide for the protagonist like a father. Individuals have a desire for control, let alone those big bosses. The protagonist's control of the team is exactly the same as in previous basketball novels. In one sentence, the protagonist picks up the mistakes in the elective meeting, signs those who can perform in the free market, and then proceeds step by step to win the championship.

I can't stand it when I read about Jordan's comeback and joining the protagonist team. No book is praising Jordan's bad feet. Just read what Ai-chan wrote. It's really incomparable.

According to the current way of writing, will the protagonist be kidnapped by the Clippers? Also, I really don't understand. The protagonist has to take those dispensable supporting characters with him wherever he goes. My parents didn't write it, so I wrote a bunch of useless supporting characters, especially that aunt. I was also drunk.

Middle-class community, apartment building? And then there are more than 30 square meters? Is your middle-class community really weird? And then there is a community with single-family villas nearby? What kind of community is this for you? And the famous school that the protagonist attends, there are always fights all year round. You wrote that the dean of the department is the backer, and there are not many poor people who can go to the University of Southern California. Except for a few who have extremely high scores, most of them have good family conditions and social connections. Is it really just a matter of paying some medical expenses? Won't you get complained? And if you insist on saying that you were bullied when you first entered school, it's okay, but you were beaten many times by the other party, and then there was the backstage of the dean of the department. Reputation spreads quickly. If your background is not strong enough, your strength is not strong enough, and your brains are not strong enough, people will not take the initiative to trouble you. How come there are so many people fighting with you? Do you really think they have nothing to do when they are full, and why are you looking for someone to beat them up when you know you can't afford to offend them?

It's too procrastinating. Deleting half of the plot doesn't affect the reading. Let's slip it

It's okay for Jordan to come, but don't let Jordan win MVP and FMVP. Firstly, the protagonist will never be able to surpass him in his life. Secondly, you don't spend money to read books because you want to see the protagonist as a supporting role.

I don't even know why I went to the Clippers🚢, I stopped watching it