China's Basketball God, from the Streets to the NBA

The useless height limit is everything. You are an enhanced version of Allen Iverson. You can put up 50 plus statistics but you will never win a championship. Unless you have another Hall of Fame-level teammate as your second teammate, you will never win in your life. When the opponent doubles you and no one can open up the situation, you will be useless. Have you ever seen a short guy in the NBA who is so old? Those who have won the championship with a big identity, unless you have a Kobe and James Wade who are at their peak, can win the championship with dual core. Don't think about it with single core. It is basically impossible. You will lose interest in this kind of novel after reading the beginning. You have to press the height. This is the biggest poisonous point. I have never seen the starting point where a dwarf can play in the NBA.

1.83! Perfect body for playing football

There is no championship in the CBA and no championship in the NCAA. Is the author Wen Qing sick?

It feels like Tomato's basketball article. I don't understand the system settings. It only tells me that it will improve with practice, but it does not explain how to improve or how much it improves. There is no clear upgrade instructions. The system can be ignored in Chapter 10 or 20, but the protagonist's strength must be made clear every time. You can't just blow up the protagonist without saying anything.

Without height, it will become a defensive loophole, and the result will be 58 shots! Look at Iverson paired with Melo Gua, barely entering the top eight in the Western Conference. Billups has reached the Western Conference Finals as soon as he arrived. With 183 and a thin Curry with 191, the backcourt will no longer be a defensive black hole.

This is the first time I like this type of basketball. It has a little fresh feeling. The author remembers to update it after it is released. Two updates a day is still too little.

I really like this style of novel. It's more grounded than the omnipotent protagonist who flies from heaven to earth, and has more ups and downs.

You already have golden fingers. Add your height.

Give me some advice. The author may write a self-examination, but otherwise you can listen to the novel. There are only about 30 of them now, so it doesn't take much time. There are a lot of them, and they're not bad, but they're a bit awkward. There were also typos, and Hu Weidong wanted to take off his uniform and play. Isn't that shirtless? I'll give you a penalty on the court. I feel like after listening to it once, I will know roughly how to change it.

He was poisoned to death and still wanted to save Oden? ! That is the second most parallel import after Bennett! Oden is not adapted to the NBA at all. A player like Van Horn is a god in the NCAA, but a parallel import in the NBA!