Back to 1984: Jordan’s Lifelong Rival!

The system gave me a template of Jordan. Barkley was shaved bald by playing field ball. In a trash school with no good students, the coach acted like a sb and refused to give him a scholarship. He also insisted on letting the protagonist play the 5th position. Can you be more ridiculous? If it's not necessary, don't write it.

There are many players with full levels, 🐴It's so hard to beat Jordan who has still grown up. The poison lies in several full-level talents. You must know that in the first few seasons of Warcraft's career, he relied on his physical talents to do whatever he wanted in the NBA interior. Of course, it's just most of them, not all of them, but if you play in a college league with these few things, then it will be abolished unless your talent is based on the NCAA! I have nothing to say🥱

It's a pity. It was a rare 80's era. The setting was pretty good, but when I saw outside players trying to play in the paint, they were immediately poisoned. Having already reached max level, are you afraid that you won't be able to compete with several teammates who can't even play in the NBA? If you sacrifice yourself to play the 5th position, even if you win the NCAA championship, it will be of no use to you. People don't know that you are actually an outside player.

Something written by an author who doesn't understand basketball,

To tell a joke, he is 198cm tall, has full ball control, full breakthrough, and full offense at the basket, but he ends up playing the fifth position! ! When the physical attributes are full, the defensive ability is only 56 in single defense, and the highest is interception of 64...

Let's change the author's introduction to say that the protagonist was able to dominate the world in the 1980s, and the author thinks too highly of Jordan. Does Jordan deserve to be the enemy of the protagonist? In this book, I only saw Jordan being crushed by the protagonist from the beginning to the end, and I couldn't see a close match at all. What I wanted to see was a back-and-forth plot between the protagonist and Jordan, rather than a mindless story about unilateral crushing.

Iverson may not have that strong organizational ability, but it is a bit outrageous to say that James has no organizational ability.

If I write more about irrelevant Hong Kong entertainment or relatives, I will give up the book.

Can you please stop writing about things that have nothing to do with basketball? You are playing in the finals and you are going back to Hong Kong, traveling back and forth. How much energy do you have to play the game? I won't read the chapters that have nothing to do with the game.

? Why write so much about a group of people from Hong Kong? Does it make any sense?