NBA: What Am I Supposed to Do If All I Can Do Is Score?

Helping James win the championship at the starting point will not yield good results.

Old author, how can you write this kind of introduction? A person who is not defensive is worthy of being called an athlete. He has no competitive sportsmanship at all. He has no interest in reading at first glance. If you can't guard like Nash and defend seriously, that's fine.

That's rubbish. That super giant is not capable of both offense and defense.

The protagonist works hard and ends up making a wedding dress for James, so why do you write a protagonist? Wouldn't it be better to just change the protagonist to James? In no particular order, not recommended!

Only a fool would help James. I guess you can get paid for writing like this. Writing a book is incidental.

How dissatisfied is the author with this world that he went to help James win the championship?

If you don't defend, wouldn't the opponent's 40% shooting percentage jump to 80%?

I can't hold myself back. How can I still trick people when there are cheats in time travel?

Without defense, he is absolutely the best in the world. You have to know that Howard's posture is correct and he can shoot 70% of the time. The opponent will be unhappy. You are only 60%, and the opponent cannot be 80%.

The protagonist's score is too high, and Ah Tan comes up with an 8-point score to demonstrate his military power. "A championship without data is nothing." Anyway, it is inevitable to fall out with Ah Tan, so why should you lead him to win the championship?