Nba's Super Thorn

The introduction persuades me to quit. With such a bad character, the protagonist is not afraid of committing suicide by shooting himself six times in the back?

I was speechless after seeing the first picture. It was all driven by the system without any effort at all. It felt like a pig could be turned into a basketball god by the system. I didn't understand it very well. What's the point of writing this kind of novel? I think sports novels can have plug-ins, but the core of plug-ins is to assist the protagonist's growth and rely on the protagonist's own hard training, rather than relying directly on the system. It directly gives the protagonist power, rather than letting the protagonist do whatever he wants and become invincible. It feels very childish.

What kind of outrageous introduction, driving into someone on the street? Isn't this a flamboyant character? Isn't this a pure scumbag murderer protagonist?

Good guy, if this introduction doesn't make you crazy, who will. This is simply a shame and has been sent abroad.

The formulas are not changed at all. Look at the front and know the back

Does anyone really like this kind of protagonist just by reading the introduction? What kind of antisocial personality?

The introduction persuaded me to quit, but the unexpected book was okay. I don't know what the author was thinking. Just say I don't eat beef.

But it's a bit overwhelming in terms of combat effectiveness. The male protagonist's ability is not directly proportional to his performance. Can the author provide some logic? High panel but low performance? The male protagonist is added a little bit, but the actual performance is a waste. This is the biggest poisonous point of sports writing.

Tips from the front row, ultimate fighting power

After reading a few chapters, I didn't like it very much. I felt it was too invincible. I still like reading sports articles that give me a sense of growth.

Skip the NCAA chapter and start watching from the draft?

The second template, Stockton and Malone are not good? I have to choose role player AC Green... Look at the average playing time of the three of them. The first two are obviously better than AC Green. Their injury resistance is not inferior to him, and their key strengths are much stronger...

Isn't this profile what Kobe did?

This is a bit of a boast. Peak Clay Thomson didn't talk about guarding Wade to death. In Wade's rookie season, in the second round of the playoffs, he directly faced Artest, the league's first defense, averaging more than 20 points per game. You're not being reasonable at all. With Klay's explosive speed, how can he defend Wade in one step? Don't brag about it. I can't even keep up. To guard against Wade, Baron Davis is fast and powerful. It's just that you can't keep up with Wade in the early stages.

Personally, I feel that the protagonist's creative golden finger is good, but the author should have less personal tendencies, such as the attitude towards the older generation super giants like James and Wade. Splash is awesome, but James Way is no less generous. I even think James Way's historical status should be higher than Thompson. The protagonist himself can be crazy, and it's OK to evaluate them, but the author should have less personal tendencies. This can easily offend fans on the other side, thus reducing subscriptions. Of course, this is just a personal opinion, don't comment if you don't like it.

Some people say that the protagonist should fight Jordan, who has just retired. Jordan has retired for 4 years, and he still has nothing to challenge Kobe. He is retired, not disabled.

Top, crazy, crazy is not crazy, the introduction Liu persuades you to quit!

Why do you have to fight when you are making a thorn? ! I can't figure it out! What I still don't understand is why Pig's Feet always likes to go against the trend instead of going downstream? !

In fact, Jeff Schwartz is a good agent, and Bennett has managed to become the No. 1 Pick.

Will you get a big template if you fight with iced tea?

I've tried it several times, and every time I choose the second template to persuade me to quit.

Is the protagonist the American team or the Chinese team? I found that many authors don't even know how to distinguish between Chinese and Chinese.

Progress is so fast, a person without dribbling ability suddenly can do all kinds of tricks

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I have a question❓I often read some basketball novels where they fight back like the protagonist, and even beat others to the point of being out of season like the protagonist. Although this is very cool, is it just a suspension? What does the law say about this kind of hope that automatically hits people? Is it necessary not to compensate others or even be sentenced to prison time???

With 50 consecutive three-pointers, are you writing a fantasy novel? If Klay Thompson is so good, won't he dominate the NBA?