Basketball Myth

First of all, fantasy books are difficult to write, and now they are dominated by the same so-called great gods. Although the latecomers are a lot more popular (basically they become popular after appearing behind the great gods), there are more sinking ones. If you really want to write, you'd better think about where to stop. I haven't read it. The young author made a good start, but the writing got bigger and bigger, and the writing went further and further. In the end, the writing collapsed and was unfinished... The results of the next book will be... (Famous ones such as the largest infinite series, such as The First Village of the Tang Dynasty, The Godfather of the Dynasty, etc., And more fantasy series...) It can be seen that the author wrote this book carefully, but there are obvious problems with the layout. I won't go into the content, but there are a few points that are obviously misleading at the starting point. 1) The author's thoughts/because if the author doesn't write like this... Most books with similar words are dead. The more times they appear, the faster they die... The reason? It's interesting to read one sentence alone, but it's very abrupt when viewed in conjunction with other content. 2) As for the crowd of onlookers... It doesn't matter once or twice, but in some books, almost every time something happens (no matter good or bad), there is a group of spectators giving opinions, and they will change their opinions as time goes by... This especially occurs in competitive books, I don't understand why it is written 1) I feel like I'm cheating on the word count every time I write it (it doesn't mean that you can't cheat on the word count if you write it for free, and it also makes people feel that the author doesn't know what to write, so he just makes up for 2,000 words, and X also has to make a parallel sentence, at least three or four of them are like wall posts) Stupid novice...), 2) In fact, many sports spectators are die-hard fans, and ordinary spectators also like to support the weak. For example, the Spurs were defeated by KB/LBJ alone. Most people will say that KB/LBJ is very powerful, but they hope that the Spurs will catch up and win. Of course, their fans Except for the Lakers home court or something like that, the same goes for fantasy. Before the war starts, most civilians will think that the person is looking for death, but most of them hope that the wealthy team will be picked. 3) Many readers of Qidian come here for fun. This person thinks this is a big problem in the book. I believe the author has plans to write about the Nets next season. So what is the control of the current Lakers? Originally, readers were already prepared to watch the protagonist take his ball. The team is killing everyone, and now, the author, you have suddenly changed the scene, and you have changed so hard. As a reader, I don't know what the use of that system is. I only know that the plot of the Lakers cannot be finished in 1-2 months (unfinished/cut in half, another matter), and the return Let's see if the Nets still feel the same way later... I suggest that the plot is a season of farming + failure (not reaching the top is a failure in competitive novels). If you succeed in the next season, there will be more hidden dangers and contradictions. Then pick up the plot of the Lakers (if necessary, if not necessary, it is better to open a new book). After you come back, solve the problem and reach the top again. In the end, you can write one or two more seasons if you like it, such as Love leaving to join the Cavaliers' Big Three or something. If you don't like it, just fast forward to the end.

That writing style is totally wrong. Even the writing style of primary school students is clearer and smoother than this one.

Nelson left the Warriors at the end of the 2008/09 season due to disagreements with the team management. How could he appear in the draft?