Conquering the Super Bowl
制霸超级碗
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- Completed
- Length
- 3.8M Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Sporting Events
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Other names
- Dominating the Super BowlEnglish name
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I just watched the second season.
After all these years, the author still can't write a satisfying, cathartic story. The best premise is Brady's nemesis, the sheer thrill of winning from start to finish, yet they insist on writing about paying the price for their teammates' growth. Yes, some say growth is important. Yes, some say winning and losing are normal.
A captivating opening, the defense of the title amidst the flooding of Jinshan Temple.
This book falls into both the traps of extremely long online novels and sports themes in its later stages. Repeat, water. I'm sure some people will disagree, so let's analyze it. 1. The issue of hydrology. Sports-themed works generally consist of three parts: competition, business, and daily life. The appropriate proportions should be allocated according to the author's writing skills.
Author, is it useful for you to keep thinking about the Greater China market? Or is it that Asians simply don't have a market, just like baseball?
The author should try to dehydrate his writing; the problems with his old works haven't been fixed at all, they're still so bloated. The author uses too many meaningless exclamations and useless environmental descriptions. For example, saying things like "stomping the ground," "roaring," and then a group of people shouting slogans, turning into a sea of a certain color.
Huh? Writing about NFL again? Stop writing about comebacks from the brink of defeat…
Write a baseball story.
Could you write about baseball? Baseball is the second most popular sport in the United States.
Some imagination
Some touchdown moments. Via spring road sang
The only core element is the quarterback; everyone else is secondary. Football is dominated by the quarterback. In the old days, running backs might have had some standing, but modern football is entirely built around the quarterback.
No need to read it, just skip to the next chapter and read until the end. The content is sparse, unbearably padded, and lacks substance.
Honestly, I really don't think the protagonist is a good fit as a running back. Although he gets a lot of exposure during games, there are just too many risks involved. The author needs to give him a god-like immunity to injuries. And then they need to make the medical staff and doctors less intelligent to make it all believable.