There Are No Shortcuts in Basketball

Congratulations on finishing it. It's the first time I've read a basketball article in its entirety. I've ordered it all from Eggplant. I like this book very much, tell me what you think What I don't like very much: ncaa is a bit awkward in the early stage, but it's dull in the later stage What I like: There is an upgrade process in the early stage, which is more embarrassing in other books, or something I don't like very much. The author and fan friends are diligent in the above picture, which makes me feel happy Support the strict father James, beat Lao Zhan everywhere, and improve the atmosphere of the league. The plot deduction is not a big problem, and it will also create historical regressions (such as Lao Zhan running around, Lao Zhan stepping on his feet, Green's formula, Antetokounmpo stepping on his feet), and some of the secondary settings are also just right. My attitude towards the entertainment industry is also in line with my wishes (some novels also play with the American entertainment industry/China entertainment industry! Pure! Love!, I really want to pass out, how about building a green grassland on my head?) If you are not good at the later stage, being invincible in the world is not that exciting, finish it quickly

{"TopicId":"847235287436099584","TopicName":"New Book Trial Reading"} This is a sports-related novel, with the plot of basketball🏀. Specializing in descriptions of basketball skills, the author, Min Rou Da Eggplant, writes skillfully and has a relaxed sense of rhythm. His concise dialogue, clean professional terms and knowledge add flesh and blood to the article, making it as enjoyable to read as watching a football game. Book title: "There are no shortcuts to basketball" Author: Minced Eggplant Status: Serial Tag: rebirth, sports, basketball, skills Plot development: Xu Yong, who loved basketball back then, was a gifted young boy who won the MVP and Slam Dunk King at the age of 16, and took a photo with the destined "Lord of the Rings"; at the age of 17, he copied Carter's 360-degree windmill dunk and won the championship in one fell swoop; at the age of 18, he recreated a miracle in the CBA... However, the genius is jealous, and he suffered from malignant central osteosarcoma of the spine, which is one in 10,000, and he never had a chance to play professional basketball. One day when he was in his thirties, he was reborn seventeen years ago due to an electric shock. With the system [Injury Exemption], he regained his talents. His worries were gone and he showed off his skills to the fullest. He also got along well with teammate Harden and others, and fought with his competitors wisely.

I like this book very much. Many books like to write about the talent of Chinese people as poor, as if they can't play basketball without relying on the system to improve talent. In fact, it is because of diet and unsystematic training in childhood that 70% of the physical talent is not realized. The Chinese people's strength and explosive talent are very good, but because sports is a one-way street, the probability of success is too high. Low, and studying is a fair way to make progress in China, and basketball also has high requirements for training in addition to the one-way line. This leads to the fact that few people can realize their talents, and a large number of talents have not been discovered. But it is not that we Chinese are not talented. I have seen high school students in high school who can easily dunk at 165, and their speed is extremely fast. That was back in 2004.

I don't understand why Mousse's historical ranking is ahead of Kobe's. Mousse has not won three consecutive championships.

Eggplant finally realized it. To be honest, as a fan of Kobe Bryant, if you are brothers with stars like Demiko and Westbrook, if you don't say you will definitely like this pair of CPs, at least you won't hate them. But it's best not to touch Lao Er and Mou Si. They have too many negative fans.

Why are the climaxes of basketball novels now always three-pointers? Too boring. In reality, most of the climaxes are actually solid two-pointers. Aren't layups, mid-range shots, dunks, etc. Better-looking than three-pointers?

This book mainly tells the story of Xu Yong, a highly anticipated supernova, who had to leave his favorite basketball court due to injury. After an accident, I returned to more than ten years ago. Because I had experienced injuries in my previous life, I was rewarded with immunity from injuries this time, and I once again embarked on the road to pursue my basketball dream. Those who like basketball should be familiar with Xu Yong, or at least know that there is such a person. In reality, Xu Yong himself is a basketball genius. Countless people in the country have been looking forward to his growth. If it were not for those damn injuries, there is no doubt that he would have become the leader of the men's basketball team. This time, the author Shui Qie uses him as the protagonist to let us appreciate his growth. Point 1 of this book: As a real player in reality, and a player who is pitied by the majority of fans, what achievements will he make after getting rid of injuries? Point 2: The protagonist in the book is now in the same school as Harden, and is currently competing in college basketball. As one of the league's top stars, many people know about Harden's deeds in the league, but what kind of person was Harden in college? The author obviously consulted a lot of information and can show us a Harden that is different from the one we all know. {"TopicId":"847235287436099584","TopicName":"New book trial"}

Although I have nothing against McGrady, as long as you don't like the King of Excel, we are friends!

It's hard to find someone who doesn't criticize James. Now that James has become politically correct, the book No. 1 On the Basketball Rankings was quite enjoyable to read, but basically every chapter is negative. It was okay to read it once or twice, but it made me sick to my stomach after reading too much.

Alas, the author always likes to hoard Chinese players in the NBA. To be honest, this is too unrealistic.

When I first read this book, many people called you Shuijie. I didn't understand it, but now I'm shocked. You really deserve the title.

The above five pictures show Yao Ming's shooting percentages from various distances. It is found that in fact, Yao Ming's shots at the basket were above 70% in the three years when Yao Ming was basically full attendance in his early days. It reached 70% in his rookie year. Then starting from the 2005-06 season, when he should have finished gaining weight, his shooting percentage at the basket dropped to about 65%. That is to say, Yao Ming does not need to gain weight. He can maintain game experience and mature. In fact, he can naturally average 25+10 per game. From Yao Ming's shooting hot spots in his second year, we can see that after a year of playing in the NBA and fully adapting, Yao Ming's shooting at the basket reached 73%, and his shooting in the penalty area and mid-range increased significantly. As a result, after gaining weight, his shooting at the basket dropped to 65% due to the loss of flexibility and physical fitness. It was really a waste of weight.

The title of the book was denied by someone who considers himself number one. Is there no shortcut? That's because you have no knowledge

One thing I discovered is that you writers never mention the use of drugs by players. In fact, as long as it is a competitive sport, there is no drug-free sport, especially sports that rely heavily on the body, such as football, basketball and football, where players are crazy about technology.

To be honest, if A Tan deliberately put a foothold in Chicago's pursuit of the second Jordan, would he be shot by those big brothers when he went out? This is Chicago 😰😰😰

There is no need to forcefully continue to struggle. I think it will be interesting to switch to urban writing in the future. The rules will become worse the further you go. I haven't watched the NBA for a long time.

Ah Lian has retired. Can you write it on Eggplant until this year? I hope Ah Lian can have a perfect career.

Can James' role be reduced? It's so dark that I'm almost tired of aesthetics😪

I can't stand it anymore, can't it be normal? The first-year rookie is so fierce, he is submissive when playing against weak teams, and he hits hard when playing against strong teams. James has no redeeming qualities, and Harden can actually find a reason to live in high school. All I can say is awesome

This plot was inexplicable. I directly arranged for a dump truck to kill Xiao Hua.

I haven't read it yet. Will this book help the Mavericks retain their championship? I heard that the championship was given to the Heat in the last book, which made me sick. I couldn't follow the book I originally liked.

🐩Author, do you hate James so much? Every book is dark,

Because after you become the first person in team history in other teams, you can't help but attack the number one in history, but you don't have to in the Bulls. When you become the first person in team history, you automatically become the number one in history.

In the past, I saw that the main character in a novel could score 60 or 70 points in a single scene, which was very impressive, but now he can do it even if he is a human or a ghost.

I ˶⍤⃝˶꒳ᵒ꒳ᵎᵎᵎyou finally opened a new book. You know how I spent this time, you know.

Ah this

This chapter is outrageous,,, Cuban is the number one supporter of Gambling entering the league, and it is impossible to sell the team during gambling. What you write in this way violates the Basic Law

I originally thought that the author was trying to slander James, but when I looked at it, I felt that he was whitewashed. It's really difficult for James. If he makes the wrong move in his career, he may not even win a championship. James's today's honor is all due to twenty years of persistence and precise planning. The Chosen Son represents expectations, and the King represents James' pursuit of honor and career plan. Even if you have to bear the infamy and play tricks, the result is good 🙂

Just call my mom, Director. Who is your mom?

The intention of this book is very good, but there are too many subjective criticisms... There are more than 200,000 words of free chapters, and I only wrote about a few games, and a few famous scenes in each game, and then finished it by bragging... You can also write more about training! This is the same feeling I had when reading Krypton Gold. I was attracted by the title of the book, and after reading dozens of them, this was the problem, and I ran away. This is a "basketball novel", not a "complaint for a conference". I feel that the performance of the novel depends entirely on the whole work. The author's writing style is quite good. I hope the author can adjust his writing ideas.