The NBA's Wolverine

For this book, you should either write about basketball and not make movies, but action movies. Action movies are high-risk professions. NBA team signings are subject to restrictions. Players are not allowed to engage in other high-risk professional activities during the signing period. You should also do better with music and the like. Of course, the protagonist does not have that talent.

Come on, Kardashian, one dragon fights three holes. Break the curse.

There is really no need to write about every round of the series. For example, if you think you are overpowering or lose easily, just write a rough outline. With the protagonist's current ability and the speed of upgrading, it will take two to three seasons to reach the top level of ability. Then, there will be changes to teammates, teammates who need to grow, etc. Added up, it can cover at least seven or eight seasons. If I were to write every playoff game like this, it would basically be six to seven million words.

If you don't play rugby with this body, you'd be at a loss if you play basketball. Rugby skills are low and you have more money.

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This book is much better than the book "Pride". The book "Pride" feels like the author is just enjoying himself and is too divorced from reality.

Zhongqiu is on a firm footing now, but I don't know how many games he will be suspended for, but it's okay, this will just give him time to practice his basic skills.

How good is this talent in boxing? He can make money quickly and he is not too busy. He can work in the entertainment industry and Hollywood.

I still don't understand why he doesn't use the Eagle Claw skill to steal and block shots. . . You've spent your whole life with the Eagle Claw Skill, don't tell me that it's not accurate? ? ? Is it okay to poke the ball directly into the ball with three fingers? ? It's hard to grab the ball while dribbling. If the opponent's shot has the palm as the fulcrum, can you poke it in? ? ?

It's time to pick up your old profession and write about boxing in your next book. The NBA is just like that over and over again. It's not interesting anymore.