
I Rule the NBA by Eating
我靠干饭统治NBA
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 938k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Basketball
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- English
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401Chapters
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It's a bit surprising. Did he really not learn any tactics at all during his four years in NCAA? And it wasn't said the protagonist was an idiot either.
Some parts are written too much like a pretentious, artsy writer, with too much inner monologue.
Unlike other basketball novels
Overall, it was a pretty good read, and the plot progressed well. It wasn't mindless, just pure enjoyment; it started with a marginalized character who knew nothing.
The start of 2019 doesn't seem to have much to offer.
Too many adjectives; lacks the potential for fire.
It looks good and is very innovative. Will it help the Nets win the championship in 2021?
I'm just making a critique of the pig's own knock-off gold-leaf tomahawk steak.
Is it because the reward of indestructible armor is too overpowered, so it needs to be nerfed? Since you're already cheating, go all the way! What's the difference between this and going to a hotel with your girlfriend and only realizing the red light is on right before you're about to enter?
The idea is good, but the description of the match could be improved; it only provides an overview and lacks detail.
Overall it's good, but there's too much repetition.
Where's the rice? Where's the rice? Where's the rice?