Who Will Be the Role Player After Being Reborn?

There are too many bad memes in colloquial terms, most of the pages are describing bad memes, and this basketball commentator keeps saying GOAT? Basketball articles do talk about things on the court, but they never fail to mention things off the court. The biggest problem is that they have written systems, but they are not satisfactory at all. The progress is still very, very slow. It is clear that I want to be Sima Yi, right?

If you start from the NCAA and start with a hundred pictures but don't get to the NBA, you will basically be in trouble. Just like League of Legends, if you start with a few hundred pictures from the city game and Internet cafe game and still don't win the championship, they will basically die. The audience only wants to watch the top games.

What age are you in and are you still bragging about Bill Duffy? Then it's obviously a lack of ability, right?

No one in the NCAA wants to watch it, let's not even start with the crazy three. One chapter a day, no fan base yet. The rhythm is still slow, it would be weird not to pounce

Scores, rebounds, assists, blocks, and steals are all the same. It's common to score 20 points in basketball, but I've never seen anyone average 20 rebounds, blocks, steals, and assists per game.

In this way, the probability of pounce is very high, and you need to check whether the NCAA has finished before it is put on the shelves. If not, you will pounce. Not many people really watch NCAA games, even if they are good ones, because there are no well-known star players. The characters don't feel familiar, how can they have a sense of immersion? Basically, NCAA only has thirty chapters at most. If you want to get good results at the beginning, you need to remove most of the NCAA plot. At most, one game will be slightly detailed, two or three games will be slightly described, and the rest will be training, improvement and protagonist data, that's all. I read a book where the main character was training in the NCAA and played in college for four years before participating in the draft. However, others only briefly described it in five or six games in four years, and his strength improved to the top ten in history. What you wrote is very ink. In current basketball novels, basically the protagonist is in the NBA for at least 89 years. The protagonist is invincible for about three years, and the remaining five or six years are the time when the protagonist improves his abilities. Even if the protagonist wins the championship in the early stage, the protagonist will only have the strength of a qualified second boss at most, and then he will be promoted to a qualified big boss in one or two years, and then depending on the situation, transactions or other things. After the trade, the protagonist starts over, improves the tacit understanding between teammates and the protagonist's strength, uses it for a year or two, and then wins the championship. Only 20 games each year are written in slightly more detail, and other games are only written in a few rounds.

After reading five or six chapters, I looked through the table of contents and found that Chapter 30 was still in the NCAA, so I decided to skip it.

It's so messy. It feels like the writing is too messy, and the system text cannot clearly write the data? Author Paul fans? To be honest, the way you write the protagonist is actually very tough, and he is always fighting tough battles, but you don't feel the same at all.

There is no attraction. The basketball system is not hexagonal. It is just a problem in the early and late stages. The plot is also bland and tasteless.

There is a poisonous article. The protagonist's physical talent, scoring data and defensive talent actually made him a second-round pick. I don't know what the author was thinking. He wanted to get a big contract? Do you think the management is all S? Also, the second-round pick's bug has been blocked by Arenas.

What can I say about the writing? Some paragraphs are very perfunctory. . . . It also lacks explosive points, and the biting part is not fun, too deliberate.