I’m Really Just a Ground-Bound Big Man

Author, what kind of brain structure do you have to write about the protagonist's closed trial training? A star sneaked in to watch, and succeeded easily. The reason given was that she likes basketball 🤔 Author, do you think the small head controls the big head?

After becoming famous, he went to Puff Daddy's party and sold out his reputation, just to follow James' path and leave James with no way to go.

In the latest chapter, the coach selected Larry Brown, the one who is famous for not loving rookies and wants the stars to resolutely obey his orders. Does the author think that the subscription is too high? I have been chasing it, but now it seems that it is time to get out of my bookshelf.

Two suggestions, if you don't know how to write about emotions, don't write about it. Your emotional scenes are completely out of place in domestic idol dramas, which is embarrassing as hell. Another thing is, don't always make it difficult to lower your intelligence. It's not fun.

Larry Brown? That Larry Brown who likes to blame players, besides winning the championship with a full-level Piston built by Carlisle, and then taking the Dream Six to pieces, the so-called rookie crusher?

Did you write this landlord to screen readers? May I ask what other masterpieces the author has written so that I can see where the author has the confidence to select readers?

Is it because Kobe Bryant caused Yao Ming's season reimbursement? Or was it a deliberate collision? Happy

If the author doesn't know how to write about daily life outside the field, then don't write about it. It really makes me embarrassed to watch you write about returning to China for investment. What was Lei Jun's position in Jinshan in 2004? How much assets did he have? He would care about you, a small athlete, even with your millions of dollars. In 2004, he was sold for 75 million US dollars.

After reading the introduction, I didn't want to read anymore. In 2002, the center ran out to shoot three-pointers. It seemed that he also had a dribble and other things. Is this what I look for when looking at a center? If I want to see these, I can't read the one about the perimeter. Do I have to read the nondescript center you wrote about?

Larry Brown is very dissatisfied. Don't start refining it halfway through writing. It's not that he's not good at it. I don't like his style very much.