Basketball Ruler

It's good. Don't try to shoot three-pointers and various defenders break through from outside the three-point line. An inside man without inside lethality will not be dominant. In the past few years, the penalties have not been strict. In the playoffs, there is still potential for playing inside.

How to say it? Does it look good? It really doesn't look good. But is it ugly? Not ugly either. It's just that this book doesn't make those stupid mistakes, such as experience cards and so on. But when it comes to good-looking, no, it's just good-looking. The essence of sports writing is the feeling of excitement, but this book has no such feeling at all, it is just very light. Just like a glass of boiled water, does it taste good? I don't think so, but it's drinkable and not unpleasant. I hope that the author will gradually improve the ups and downs of the plot and writing style in the future, and write a passionate feeling in sports articles.

95 Kilograms, I can't get the inner cable in with this weight.

The writing is not detailed enough, and there are many places where there are too many points. For example, the part about not participating in the trial training is absolutely impossible for a normal agent to agree to. You can ask the protagonist to explain that he thinks he can definitely succeed, but he just brushes it off. There are many places that are unreasonable, but there are not many mistakes. I can only say that it is average and below average.

I really don't believe that a 35-year-old who has really loved basketball for 24 years doesn't know that Cameron was the 2003 NCAA champion.

The description of the emotional scene in Chapter 35 is too ordinary... Let's play ball 😅

The name of the novel is not good, Basketball Rulers, that is a matter between the owners and presidents of each team. Players are at best dominators on the court. If you really want basketball rulers, where do you put the bosses? Players are just part-time workers, or a commodity, commodity, commodity, important reminder, commodity!

It's only been on the shelves for two updates, which is a bit sparse!

It's dull, but I hope I won't go to the Knicks. I really don't like this team except for the money.

It doesn't matter that the heroine is Japanese and a celebrity, but it's still a bit alien to the originality.

Don't stop updating the 3,000-word article.