
The All-Around Rebounding Creep
全能篮板痴汉
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.1M Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Basketball
- Updated
- 10y ago
- English
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Ye Luo's General Store
A variety of genres, including xuanhuan, xianxia, entertainment, reborn, transmigrate, and anime-related fiction. All kinds of books are collected here. I personally test every one. New books with too few words will not be added for now. Keep going, and victory may still be possible. Authors, please work hard and persevere until you finish your books, so this world has one fewer unfinished novel and one more completed one, even if the results may not be ideal. Please do not forget your original
Sports Are Exciting Here
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Basketball Fiction: Solid Picks
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Gazing at the Sky
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Classic Masterpieces
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The Time Bookshop
As a veteran web-novel reader of eleven years, I have read far too many online novels, with quality ranging from excellent to poor. As web literature continues to flourish, tens of thousands of new novels appear every day, making it difficult to identify the works we might enjoy. That is why I decided to create this list and recommend books I consider worthwhile, hopefully saving fellow readers some time when searching for something to read. A word about my reading preferences: a novel should h
Transmigrators
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Ride Your Dreams, Make the Most of Your Youth
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Passionate Reads ☀ A Bookworm’s Picks ❤
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How Lonely It Is to Be Invincible
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Fantasy Masters
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A Home for Niche Reads
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A Veteran Bookworm's Reading List
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The writing is terrible. In many places, the author probably doesn't watch much NBA, maybe just plays video games. The 10-day contract with the Suns, implying a rebounding freak, and at only 17, nobody wanted him. Later, a player with 20+10 stats finally came along and became a decent rotation player. Utterly ridiculous.
The concept is good, but the writing is not good. The competition was described in a rather rambling manner, but the problem was that even the rambling wasn't done well. At the start of the new season, the draft is not reported, player transfers are not reported, and when there are changes in team personnel, the player roster is not provided.
Born in 1989, he reached an astonishing age of 17 in 2005, shocking the entire league!
It's realistic, but too rigid. And what's with the ex-girlfriend? Why did she suddenly appear as a side story? It's toxic.
I've read chapter 49. The so-called ex-girlfriend reappears, and fate remains a tangled mess. Should I give up?
This is just forced showing off. He's just grabbing rebounds, why is he calling out enemy positions? Does he think he's playing Counter-Strike?
I'm speechless. It feels like the main character is always the core player on every team he joins. His teammates agree to everything he asks and follow his commands. Maybe his protagonist aura comes with a leadership aura too. Even a temporary player can act like a core player; I'm just amazed. (I only saw this with the 76ers on a ten-day contract against the Spurs.)
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The book is almost finished. I hope Dragon Bone's next book will be even more exciting. I'll subscribe to support him!
I was speechless when I saw Yao Ming's fadeaway jump shot.
What a piece of trash novel! I just subscribed and the first thing I saw was the South Korean team relentlessly hitting my hand, and the protagonist didn't even react. The referee was even biased, and it's supposed to be a home game! I read novels, not to be a victim.