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1 我 I'm Really a Post Player 我真的是个内线 The Grove Street Brothers葛洛夫街兄弟Sports3.8M WordsCompleted “ESPN left you off their list of the ten best power forwards this season, not because you're not good enough, but because they don't think someone who can shake off a defender from beyond the three-point line and drive to the basket, ranks in the top five in the league in three-point shooting, has the court vision of a point guard, and can sprint up and down the court at a breakneck pace, yet has almost nothing in common with a traditional big man besides his height, counts as a power forward. W 3Votes492.9kRecs357.5kFans

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"ESPN didn't include you in their list of the top ten power forwards this season, not because you're not good enough, but because they don't consider someone who can shake off opponents beyond the three-point line to complete a drive, ranks among the top five in the league in three-point shooting, has playmaking abilities comparable to a point guard, and can run at a fast pace all over the court, and who, apart from his height, is almost completely unrelated to the inside game, doesn't qualify as a power forward. What do you think about this?" Facing the camera, Wayne looked completely innocent: "I really am an inside player."

3 回 Return to the Ming Dynasty as a Prince 回到明朝当王爷 Yue Guan月关Historical3.7M WordsCompleted [The animated adaptation, The Beacon Fire of March, is now airing] Through a series of mishaps, Zheng Shaopeng, a well-meaning fool for nine lifetimes, finds himself back in the Zhengde era of the Ming dynasty. It is a colorful age, filled with the wickedness of the Eight Tigers of the capital, the romantic flair of the Four Great Talents of Jiangnan, the teachings of the great Confucian Wang Yangming, and the absurd antics of the Zhengde Emperor, Zhu Houzhao. Having stumbled into this world in 12Votes5.2MRecs2.3MFans

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The animated adaptation of "The Flames of War in March" is currently airing. By a twist of fate, Zheng Shaopeng, a philanthropist who has lived nine lifetimes, returns to the Zhengde era of the Ming Dynasty. It was a vibrant and diverse era, teeming with the wickedness of the Eight Tigers of the Capital, the romanticism of the Four Great Talents of Jiangnan, the philosophical philosophy of the great Confucian scholar Wang Yangming, and the eccentric and unpredictable Emperor Zhengde, Zhu Houzhao. The protagonist, stumbling into this world in a daze, is forced to navigate the complexities of these diverse characters to determine his own destiny. The power struggles between the Eastern Depot, Western Depot, Inner Depot, and Outer Court; the story of imperial envoys eliminating corrupt officials; the suppression of Japanese pirates, the expulsion of the Tatars, the annihilation of the Duzhang barbarians, and the great battle against the Portuguese; the lifting of the maritime ban and the migration to Siberia… a series of exciting stories unfold… The fate of a nation and an individual is like a ship in the long river of history. Because of his unexpected appearance, will this giant ship, which was originally destined to decline, deviate from its course?