Rebirth of Anthony Bennett

I see that most basketball writing games are just confusing. They just write who scored and who didn't, and then give the score, win or loss. This book is quite special. The competition is written more vividly. I wonder if the author can write 100,000 words on a competition! ! However, the tactics in the book are rarely correct and the descriptions are very detailed. In terms of plot, it seems that the author has laid out so many foreshadowings. I hope that the plot will continue to be strong and not be as stereotyped as other books. It's just that updates are too slow. This kind of book looks better when it's fatter.

The author's writing style is pretty good, average. The structure of the book is quite regular and the pace of development is appropriate. It should be said that the author is not too eager for success. The characters are well chosen, and Pang Pang is quite interesting. This book has some elements of time travel and counterattack, which can attract many readers. The biggest problem with this book at present is that the background description is not deep enough and the characters' emotions are too simple. This is why the book is not easy to move. Because the readership group may not necessarily understand the various backgrounds and rules of the NBA. This requires the author to describe appropriately in the book, such as what the draft is, when it will be held, what the small green room is, etc. Because only by understanding these readers can we have a deeper understanding of the American social environment and integrate into the professional basketball environment. Moreover, reading will become boring for people who are not very familiar with the NBA. Those who are patient will surely slowly Baidu the terminology in it, and those who are impatient will have to give up. It is difficult for many authors to handle the emotional issues of characters, but generally good books handle emotional issues well. This book describes basketball from the perspective of a black player. The relationship, origins, social plots, etc. Between black players must be the highlight. The author's treatment of this aspect is too simple, which makes people have a poor grasp of the characters' personalities, making readers remember only the plot after reading the book, not the characters in the book. Personally feel

Tessa is too ugly and looks too old. She looks like a woman in her thirties or forties. I don't know if that's okay, but it makes me sick to my stomach.

Writing 3,000 words on a ball is still fun to read. I have read so many basketball articles, and this is the first time I have seen it! It feels like watching the competition between athletes from both sides from the first perspective... I just hope it will be updated soon! If this book were to be written with a million words, it would be very enjoyable to read it in one go. It would be painful to wait for updates...

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