Give Me the Ball

Name: Give Me the Ball
Author: Yang Shulin'er

给我球权

by Yang Shulin'er (杨树林儿)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 528k Words
Genre: Sports
Audience: Male
Subgenre: Basketball
Updated: 10y ago
Source: Qidian

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Synopsis

He was a member of the national men's basketball team in the 1970s! He is a Hall of Fame basketball star in the history of Chinese basketball! However, in that era when there was no league, he never had the chance to become the ace of a team despite his superb skills! Never got the ball to himself! Today, at the age of 65, he still insists on basketball training every day, and still tortures his children's children on the amateur court! Because he always has the heart of a king! His English name is James Webb Johnson. We all call him "ZY". Please come together to witness the mighty moment of the Chinese old man in the NBA! (Non-system flow, no superpowers, only basketball, with love...)

Reader comments

[Comment] It feels like a refreshing experience
Princeton is gorgeous yet passionate, just like the author's writing style. Reading it in one breath gives you a refreshing pleasure. In the flooded system data flow from the starting point, this is really a rare gem.
11y ago
[Comment] I like it very much, cheers for the author! ! !
Non-systematic flow, very close to reality, I like this style!
11y ago
[Comment] Advice to authors: Focus on the protagonist
The protagonist's important moments in important matches should be described in detail. The author writes too simply. Nearly half of the chapters describing the game are devoted to players whose protagonists are unexpected. This is unacceptable. This is not a game report, but a sports novel. The novel must have a protagonist and highlight the protagonist.
11y ago