Play Basketball Like a GOAT

Shouldn't it be the second half, waiting for the ball to go on a fast break, hands on hips defending, pushing and tripping, eight-step layups, crab-style dribbling and shooting, Jing Tian's wardrobe, shrugging, asking for thirty free throws in one game?

Bold Brownie, Stingy Minnesota!

This is very well written, much better than those current systems. The NBA is really about physical attributes, followed by basketball IQ and skills. With such a long and varied season, you can develop those through practice, experience, and motivation.

I don't understand how a 57th pick, who didn't put up any stats in the regular season, could have such a huge influence, allowing coaches to design plays for him and teams to revolve around him.

To be honest, if the female lead were suddenly forced to be Liu Yifei, it would be really speechless. The main character can be promiscuous or devoted, but using Liu Yifei as a reference would really damage her public image.

Over 700,000 words, 34 comments—who would dare read that?

Is this a joke? In their first Finals series, the New York Knicks had the best regular season record, so why the hell did they have to play the first two games against the Lakers in Los Angeles? And then have 3-4 games in New York? Is this some kind of AI program?

Rather, it's more accurate to say the author is learning how to write storyboards. The writing style of this diary-like account is rather poor.

I've read most of the author's books. The author's basketball expertise is undeniable, and the early plot points are quite engaging. However, the problem is that the protagonist is often portrayed as overly omnipotent. Not only does he always seem to anticipate the opponent's tactics on the court, but his off-court behavior is equally flawless—his investment decisions, predictions, and…

I see Liu Yifei everywhere.