
Postgame Report: The Coach Won MVP
赛后结算:教练得了MVP
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 189k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Basketball
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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81Chapters
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Come on
This book is actually not bad, it's just too niche and there are very few of it.
You could say it has no flaws except for being too few.
That's well-written. Do you know how to cut it?
Please keep reading, it's very important!
Some readers have commented that the book's pacing is a bit slow and drawn out. One reason is that the author wanted to write a less mindless coaching book. Therefore, the content will be slightly more detailed, and the pace will be slower. Another reason is that the word count cannot be updated too much during the free period.
It looks good, but the pace is a bit too slow. There are already over 40 images, and only one or two games have passed since the start of the season.
The biggest drawback right now is that there are too few of them.
It's well-written, but why isn't it getting any views?
It's really well-written, but why are there so few readers following along?