NBA: If I Mess Up, Do I Have to Practice More to Pay Off My Debt?

Name: NBA: If I Mess Up, Do I Have to Practice More to Pay Off My Debt?
Author: I Want to Stop Updating Every Day

NBA：我开个挂还得加练还债？

by I Want to Stop Updating Every Day (每天都想断更)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 89k Words
Genre: Sports
Audience: Male
Subgenre: Basketball
Updated: 1d ago
Source: Qidian

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1996, NBA golden generation. Iverson, Kobe, and Ray Allen take all the spotlight. Hou Lixie stood on the sidelines of the Chicago joint trial. He is 1.96 Meters tall and has a wingspan of 2.08 Meters. He is excellent in confrontation and willing to defend. At the end of the scouting report were two words: NotDraftable. Until the last four minutes of the game, something called the "Superstar Loan System" was activated. It allows Hou Lixie to temporarily use Michael Jordan's mid-range, Gary Payton's death twisting, and Ray Allen's off-ball shooting. Cost? Every borrowed minute adds up to a debt of thousands of standard workouts. If it is not finished, the credit will be frozen; if it is paid off, the skills will remain in the body forever. Hou Lixie looked at the five-digit training IOU in the system and said, "I owe you first." From that day on, he spent his days swiping his cards to survive in the most brutal competition in the NBA, and his nights in the training gym paying off his debts one ball at a time. To borrow Jordan's mid-range shot, you have to practice 30,000 shots; to borrow Payton's defense, you have to run a thousand sets of lateral moves...

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What the hell kind of name is this? You can just call Wang Gang
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The Difference Between NBA Pre-Draft Camp and NBA Draft Combine in Chicago
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