
The Basketball God
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- Completed
- Length
- 2.1M Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Basketball
- Updated
- 8y ago
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- Qidian
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I must say something. The first time I read this book, I gave up after a few chapters. The beginning was not well written. Then I really couldn't find a book about basketball, so I read it again. The result was that I insisted on reading dozens of chapters, and I couldn't stop it. Then I kept subscribing to 100 chapters and 100 chapters. Now I'm almost finished. If you like the NBA, you can stick with it and read dozens of chapters. Maybe you will like this book as much as I did.
I couldn't watch it at the beginning, jumping directly to the NBA plot, and then I was disgusted again. I was targeted at every turn by the head coach. The agent was still well-connected and said that he could apply for a trade and stay with the Clippers. The Rockets themselves wanted to choose the protagonist but were intercepted by the Clippers. They could have asked the agent to contact the trade.
After reading the first chapter, I felt so bad that I could endure it just to stay on the school basketball team. Why? You're the manager of a water dispenser, but you still want to stay in the team to be bullied? Why can't I play basketball somewhere?
Abandon the pit
Fans of the author Paul, the protagonist will stay with the Clippers until death, and they feel aggrieved.
A book written in 15 years, I'm offended, I'm offended
Which chapter can I read? I really can't watch it at the beginning, but you guys are talking about the later part. Can you tell me where I can watch it?
It's not a boast, Yao Ming has good statistics and highlight moments, but it can't be said to be brilliant, right? A person with no personal honors, the team's record was only in the second round of the playoffs, and he only played in the second round. In the end, he didn't even become the boss of the team. He was considered brilliant. So how should other stars who are better than him describe their careers?
It seems that among the books I've read, I've read Chapter 100 of "I'm Really Accurate in Casting Blues", which is a great review! Then I read the previous books again, but the reviews on these books all said they were poisonous? At least they were readable, right?
All smart systems don't look at it
Whether he is soft or not is another matter. The key point is that the entire school team is bullying the weakest person. Everyone is full and full. The key point is that the protagonist is still a weakling. I want to bully such a person. After bullying him once, I don't even bother to bully him anymore. For a person like the protagonist, I don't even have the motivation to torture him.