NCAA: From the Start, I Got Nick Young's Player Card
NCAA，开局获得尼克杨球星卡
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- Sports
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- Basketball
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All I can say is that a Nick Young attribute card with a rating of 59 and a junior Duncan with a rating of 79—those who know, know.
American universities don't admit undergraduate medical students. Are they just going to have the protagonist study accounting? That's the school's flagship program! Wake Forest University has a strict admissions process, so its basketball team's record isn't great; even with Duncan, they only made it to the quarterfinals. The fact that the system can answer questions is a bit off-putting; it should just be used as a tool!
I've seen comments complaining about Nick Young's low rating. If the author wants to limit the protagonist, why not just give Nick Young a picture of his college days or rookie season—anything but his peak? If he were at his peak and only got such a low rating, that would be truly outrageous.
Nowadays, authors often lower the reader's and protagonist's intelligence first, so as not to make money.
The artwork contains a very high level of reference to James; basically, every single one of them mentions my name, Giaot. This was in 1996, so you don't need to criticize every single one.
It's a bit strange. The character has great physical talent, but his athletic stats are low, only around 60 or 70. If he has great physical talent, shouldn't he only need to allocate points to technique? And with such great talent, technique shouldn't just be able to be improved through point allocation, but through training and matches alone. Aside from that, it's not bad.
The attributes were a bit low at the beginning, but improved later. Keep it up, author!
The author is breaking it down into paragraphs. You can see for yourself on your phone that these huge blocks make for a terrible user experience! Beginners need to improve!
Could you please break it into paragraphs? A paragraph of ten or more lines makes for a terrible reading experience; this isn't the mature writing style for online novels.
This sports article is really long-winded. 😅