NBA: a Super Collection of Parallel Imports

I saw it before it was put on the shelves, and at first I actually thought the author's writing was quite interesting. But the poisonous point is really outrageous. 1. In the NCAA Final Four, trailing by 29 points in the first half. The protagonist was given some chicken soup during the intermission, and the show made a strong comeback in the second half. 2. In 2003, the Grizzlies actually gave the No. 1 Pick to the Grizzlies, allowing them to select LeBron. Then the Grizzlies traded the Raptors to the No. 4 Pick to win the protagonist. ..... Is this a plot that people can think of? No wonder the book review section is full of trolls, it's outrageous, 88.

The author is a yandere type Zhan Mi, who insists on letting the protagonist Qianli deliver hooks to Le Bang

Being called a super parallel import proves that his talent is really awesome.

In fact, many parallel imports are caused by mental or injury risks. In fact, their talents are basically not bad.

The protagonist and Wade led the team and lost 29 points to the opponent at halftime. You must know that in reality, Wade led the team alone and only lost 30 points to the opponent in the whole game. Then he yelled for more rebounds to reverse the situation. How bad was the protagonist's performance in the first two quarters? Was he hit like this?

Oh my God, what did you arrange for me? Let's not talk about sneaker endorsement conflicts or the personal factors of the logo man. Stern's brain is broken, allowing you to enjoy such a good life. To be honest, I thought what I wrote earlier was passable, but your arrangement really doesn't make sense, it's too idealistic.

Anyone who has watched the NBA knows that for LeBron in 2003, there was only one possibility for the No. 1 Pick to go to the Cavaliers, and there was no second possibility. This was an agreement between Stern and the sneakers, and the Grizzlies got the No. 1 Pick 🙂

It's really amazing. To be honest, before the NCAA ended, this book was okay. It could even be said that it was good if you followed the steps step by step. But what did you write after the end? For a while, I hoped to write about a real-life friend who would come in as an agent. Forget it. You fucked me for nearly 20 chapters, just to get the Adidas boss and the Nike boss two big contracts to a team? ? ? What about a country team like the Grizzlies? ? ? ? It's amazing, the business alliance is no longer commercial. . . Can it still be put on the shelves?

Just like the title, it's so messy, it's almost thirty chapters, just to send the protagonist to James to play brother basketball? ? How to divide the ball rights? Each person has one basketball. This plot is endless.

Forcibly poisoned. The Grizzlies were actually talented enough to get the No. 1 Pick. 03 The No. 1 Pick has been decided a long time ago.

It's kind of interesting. It's already disgusting readers before it's even put on the shelves, right?🙄

A mentally handicapped plot. LeBang and the protagonist team up. This is the most outrageous operation I have ever seen.

Why is this draft written like this? For someone like the protagonist who doesn't take the obscene development route at the beginning, it's better to go to a big city, which makes it easier to write about both on and off the court. But it's not impossible to enter the Grizzlies. For example, the book about not wanting to be the boss is also very well written, but the protagonist and LeBron are on the same team because they are in the same year. If it is the kind of person who entered a few years later than LeBron, it would be more normal to be a role player at the beginning. The author wrote this, which gave me an idea, wouldn't the protagonist win the championship in the first season?

Poisoned to death! Do you look down on long men or do you look down on Ah Tan too much? ! That No. 1 Pick at Ah Tan is a story! The city without a crown has chosen the Chosen One to save it! We won't say whether Ah Tan won the championship in the early stage of the Cavaliers! At least the team made a lot of money from selling tickets! How do you think the stall manager came to be? ! Will the Cavaliers listen to him if he can't sell tickets? !

It's a bit disgusting. I really can't stand this plot.

Anyone who knows the NBA knows that the No. 1 Pick is not luck. The No. 1 Pick in 2003 would still be the Cavaliers if they were drawn a hundred times.

It's just disgusting, and writing 10 chapters in one game is like constipation.

The No. 1 Pick was to select James for the Grizzlies because the NBA is essentially a business alliance. Although the plot of James going to the Grizzlies is a plot in a novel, it feels to me like a plot that was just dreamed up. Rookies with a temper don't want to go to that damn place. Just look at Francis back then.

After seventy chapters, the Grizzlies selected LeBron James with the No. 1 Pick? Are you sure your mental state is normal?

Seventy chapters have passed since the draft. In 2003, the Grizzlies took the No. 1 Pick and the Cavaliers took the No. 2 Pick. James, Nike's top pick, and Adidas' $100 million signing were brought to the Grizzlies' court and traded. New track.

This book seemed passable at first, but until the protagonist and James went to the Grizzlies together, I ran away. I don't know why, maybe because I think everyone in the author's novel world is a genius. Note that I am not talking about basketball geniuses, but the people who lead the transactions behind the scenes, and the leaders of big companies, they are all geniuses.

The author gave the No. 1 Pick in 2003 to the Grizzlies, then West selected James as the No. 1 Pick, and then let the protagonist go to the Grizzlies with the No. 4 Pick. How capable was that poor place in Memphis and a poor owner to accommodate the No. 2 Pick in 2001 and the No. 1 And No. 3 Picks in 2003? The author's brain circuit is really strange. As a senior basketball player, West can see that James can develop in the direction of Pippen. However, James, as the chosen son of the American emperor, signed a billion-dollar contract with Nike before he entered the league. This is inconsistent with James' positioning. Nike will not allow its top star to attack others. James, who is arrogant and arrogant, will also turn the team and the locker room upside down. Would West do such a thing? Really weird setting.

This book sits at the same table as "the book signed by Wang Zhizhi for 13 million".

First of all, James is not as popular as you think. He is only popular in Cleveland. Secondly, his so-called top physical fitness in history is marketing. As an outside line, he is not balanced, flexible, explosive, etc. He only runs fast and jumps high when he starts running. You have to pay attention to running first. As an inside line, he has no confrontation, strength and height. To sum it up, his physical fitness is neither internal nor external.

James, please be more understanding.

I'm speechless. The protagonist goes to Grizzly Bear with LeBang. What kind of JB plot is this?

Chapter 70 of the NCAA is in trouble. There are a few people in China who read this stuff. Basically, if you don't enter the NBA in Chapter 15, you can see you again.

I don't know when it started, but basketball articles became popular, with dozens of chapters published in the NCAA, and even started in high school.

I saw retching, regurgitation, nausea, acid reflux, chest tightness, bloating, dizziness, dizziness, fatigue, dizziness, collapse, dryness, palpitations, shortness of breath, soreness, soreness, swelling and pain, stinging pain, dizziness, weakness, chills, bloating, stomach pain, abdominal pain, heartburn, belching, and discomfort. Uncomfortable, depressed, and weak, author, do you like James that much? Do you think such a trade and a draft like this are really possible? With Chinese players backed by China's big market, and such a popular James going to the Grizzlies, do you think it is possible? Give me back my hard-earned popularity votes.

I just wrote it myself to get excited. I thought it would come out as soon as it came out. There was indeed a reason for my lack of results, so I deleted it.