NBA: Damn It, He Guarded It Again?

It's crazy to implement this kind of system in a team sport. Basketball is not one versus five. It's strange that the protagonist can win without playing according to tactics.

The best thing about the whole book is the introduction

If you can't fight with inside power, you have to rely on the accumulation of entries little by little. Don't write it. It's just a waste of time. Now who cares about the protagonist slowly upgrading, whether he wants to fight or not, and the game depends on the entries. This book will definitely be a eunuch in a short time.

Larry Brown thinks the protagonist is too good at defense but too bad at offense? Author: Do you know how strong the offensive ability of Larry Brown's son Ben is?

To tell a joke, Larry Brown dislikes good defense but poor offense 🤫

Normally, the protagonist is too clown and just leaves. It really can't tolerate such weird strength. It's not possible unless it works. It's just too stupid to mess up the tactics.

When you are elbowed by an opponent, fouled, or bullied by your teammates, you know that you are like a saint and have no revenge at all. It's disgusting.

There's a reason why there are so few comments, the writing is extremely bad!

Just follow the classic template of the starting point in Chapter 1, but then, I guess every chapter is just nothing... No reading experience.

The basic attributes of the main character in this book are too poor to attract people to write basketball novels. The main character must have his own advantages, but in this book there is no shooting skill or any outstanding physical attributes.

Forget it if the strength is poor, it will be even more rubbish.

46 Points, 22 assists, 31 rebounds and 15 blocks. In fact, one person can play basketball alone.

Garbage Garbage Garbage

46+22+31+15 This kind of smart data is beyond his imagination... Based on half of the frontcourt boards, 15, and then based on 80 rounds in a game, 16 backcourt boards + 15 blocks, the remaining 49 rounds, based on a 50% shooting rate, means that his other teammates only have 9 backcourt boards?

🙂 Plug-ins are both necessary and necessary. Appearance-setting novels are suitable for reading in the first grade of junior high school and below.

I don't even have the desire to click on this introduction to take a look.