NBA: Peak Yao Ming Returns to His Rookie Season
NBA：巅峰大姚重回新秀赛季
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Is writing about a real-life celebrity being reborn actually a viable idea? It's not as good as writing about transmigrating into their body or being reborn with their physical attributes; there's just something awkward about it.
The Pistons' head coach for the 2002-03 season was Rick Carlisle, not Larry Brown.
Two books in the new book section, "Yao Ming Reborn," are they plagiarizing each other?
Is his biggest regret the lack of a championship, or Chinese basketball?
Why are there so few comments? Are all 80s and 90s kids working themselves to the bone? Well, yeah, only those of us who're just lying around have time to read this.
Well written. Don't increase attributes too quickly.
Rasheed Wallace was the one most likely to explode; his number of technical fouls is an NBA record that no one can break.
Can we please stop hyping up Yao Ming? Almost every NBA novel claims he was the greatest center in the NBA if he hadn't had injuries. Considering Yao Ming's physical attributes and playing style, he was destined not to be the most dominant player in the NBA. Undeniably, Yao was a superstar in his prime, but compared to Shaq in his prime, he was only a 70/30 matchup. So please stop praising Yao so much; I'm starting to get annoyed.
The idea is actually not bad.
The reason for the poor grades is that the author's writing is inadequate.
Before Yao Ming took over from Bayi, the CBA still had a considerable audience. However, after Yao Ming drew all the attention to the NBA, the CBA became a secondary league that merely gave away prestige, suffering a significant loss of viewers. Even today, it continues to dwarf the NBA.