The Longest River

Is deleting the post a tribute to James deleting the tape? 👋

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Well, what can I say, I have read a lot of basketball novels over the years, covering all positions, and I have become tired of aesthetics. I feel that there is nothing new in basketball novels nowadays, including the stories about bullying in the past two years. Now, let alone the stories about bullying, it is the same as writing about bullying. Personally, I think that with the development of basketball novels now, maybe we can try to include writing about off-court things? Lao Zhan's magical operations over the years have made me understand that if you want to be a goat, you have to be good at hitting the ball. You must have a name off the court and a real one on the court. Only by having both the name and the reality can you become a real goat. So in addition to playing basketball or writing about the field, I can also write about business development, personal brand building, media, alliances, fans, traffic, etc. In other words, I no longer have much interest in simply abusing him on the court. If I want to abuse him, take everything away from him, including sponsors, support from the league, wealth, and traffic (whether it is good or bad, praise or scold, Lao Zhan is indeed the most discussed player now, and I always avoid talking about basketball these days) (talked about him), etc., And used all of this better and more rationally, realized all the boasts of Lao Zhan, made him a clown completely, and even really was labeled as a role player. In other words, Lao Zhan will be Ricky Davis's little brother, and finally Deron West will be Deron West's son. This is so interesting. 🤭

What does this name mean? Do you want to be sent to cold places like Denver Plateau and Minnesota?

I really hate the narrative of being invincible and winning immediately. In reality, what I only see is that Jordan was invincible personally for the first 8 years and was beaten. O'Neal, take a beating. OK disband, Kobe, get beaten. Before the team-up, James was beaten. Why do I only see beatings? Because I just love watching this. Do you think I like to watch the protagonist become invincible and win the championship? In team events, I like to see individuals who are invincible but get beaten. Basketball novels are naturally detached. Who would think that the superhuman athlete is himself... The more the protagonist is beaten, the more he feels involved. Not to mention athletes, any big super player who comes to my place has to be beaten first. Without being beaten, no one would feel that Superman is a human being, and no one would have any projection.

Jordan is the highest mountain and James is the longest river. Each has its own characteristics. Mountains are eternal, towering, aloof, people can look up to them, they stand erect, they cannot be blown away by the wind or knocked down by rivers; while rivers flow, sometimes from west to east, sometimes from east to west. When they encounter mountains, they will take a detour, when they encounter the sea, they will join them, and when they encounter grasslands, they will become nomadic.

I have stretched my hips in four consecutive games, and today I was given a chance. In the interview, I also said that if I don't practice more, I won't work so hard. If I don't play in the Asian Cup, I think I am improving in training, but in the end I take my girlfriend everywhere to play. Does this kind of person really want to stay in the NBA? I feel like you shouldn't name the protagonist after Eggplant in your next novel. It's really unworthy.

The male protagonist has a brainless and arrogant personality. I don't know why he doesn't write about the national team. Then he is invincible in the early stage. He also likes to write about 18-year-old time travel, so his character has a kind of arrogance that I don't know how to describe.

Competitive writing is too strong in the early stage and collapses in the later stage. After all, it is all about champions in the later stage. However, they are tortured in the early stage and cannot retain readers. The same problem applies to novels written by basketball greats, so they can only keep writing new books.

In fact, the protagonist is pretty good in the Pacers. In the early stage, Miller was the leader. Later, the protagonist's stats came up to take over. Then Jim Carrey came to coach. Perfect 🤓, so don't transfer. After reading so many transfer articles, let's do one person, one city.