Ruling the NBA
掌控美职篮
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 837k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Basketball
- Updated
- 11y ago
- English
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383Chapters
6.1kRecommendations
11.5kFans
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Honestly, I've never seen anything this bad. It reads like a primary school student's essay, completely incoherent. They really dare to write something so awful!
Chapter One: Young man, I am God, and the Earth is yours to manage. Truly ruthless.
[Comment] Speed up the update!
This is the only esports novel I've followed besides Legend Creator. Keep up the good work, author!
This book is complete utter nonsense.
Is the general manager really that bad? He got yelled at by the head coach.
[Comment] Personal opinion
I also like Roy, but considering his situation in reality, if the author doesn't give him any special advantages, buying out his contract next season would be the most reasonable option.
[Comment] My opinion
Should we bring Aldridge over, draft Roy, and then trade Jack from the Bobcats for Barnes as a small forward?
[Comment] Why was Roy still chosen in 2006?
Roy only played a few seasons before he was ruined. Was he drafted just to play a few seasons?
[Comment] After leaving the Pistons, Ben Wallace's competitive form only lasted for a little over a year.
Don't be ridiculous, still pick him? Is he even worth it? Once he loses his explosiveness, no one can stop him.
This is utter nonsense! They're not even going to investigate the general manager anymore, too much trouble... You're really something! Even a primary school student's essay is better than this book.