NBA: I Become Stronger After Listening to Advice!

"Excuse me, how can a player like me, who averages no more than 1 per game except for scoring, and has a shooting percentage of just over 30%, stay in the NBA?" Cheng Lu, who traveled to 2010, was selected by the Kings in the second round of the draft. He started out as an NBA player, but his performance was so bad that he could only sit on the bench. Cheng Lu couldn't help but ask such a question. "No, brother, these data can make you retire directly." "You're 19 and just went to college, right? Don't think about all these things. Study hard and find a good job after graduation." "Brother, which novel is this? This kind of start is not good at all. Let's rewrite it as an invincible style." Looking at a bunch of sarcastic replies, Cheng Lu was about to take the bucket and run away to CBA for retirement... "Today, the league's insiders are in a period of decline, and many players are in transition. If we don't learn from Channing Frye of the Suns to polish his long-range shots and practice 300-500 three-point shots every day, it will be easy for excellent spatial insiders to stay in the league." I finally saw a serious suggestion from a fan under the post. However, when Cheng Lu followed the advice and tried training, his career truly transformed. … Many years later, when retired Cheng Lu was officially named the GOAT of the Standing Committee, he was very happy that he listened to the advice of the master of Hupu.