Reborn 2002: Rockets Championship

For more than thirty chapters, he didn't even play a warm-up match, let alone the pre-season regular season. He just played with women every day. Alexander insists on trading you, which is also very unpleasant. The Summer League MVP has an advantage in the matchup with many potential rookies, but it has no effect at all? Even if you can't play as a substitute, there is no intention to train you at all, right? The management of the Rockets is so bad that they don't want to stay. They would rather go to the Warriors, a bad team, to rack up statistics and be the boss. In the Rockets, they have to be criticized and be the younger brother. There are more Chinese people in San Francisco, and you will be more enthusiastic when you play. In addition, the management is very good. If you play and put a suitable lineup for you, you can win the playoffs in one year, the Eastern Conference finals in two years, and the finals in three years. If you look at the Rockets again, they are all about training centers. What are you doing here? Just to lick Yao Ming? Be a tool teammate of Yao Ming? What are you doing? Harden template, you can't even play, how can you increase the number of goals? Isn't San Francisco a big city because of wasted potential? He is also good at cultivating defenders and accelerating their growth. It's okay if you don't mention it. It's disgusting to have to bring up the transaction.

The writing and plug-ins are okay, but the competition with the rookies at the end of the draft is not very exciting, which is considered a sticking point.

I don't know what you're writing about, whether it's about women and the city or about basketball. You've only played two games in more than ten chapters. Don't write about basketball in the index. You've moved to a city. There's still traffic in the city.

I thought it was okay in the beginning, but the problem was that it was too watery in the middle of the summer league. . . The lack of tight rhythm is a problem with the outline. There is nothing wrong with your writing, but the outline is too problematic.