Champions Creed

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It's really good. There is no forced patriotism. For the sake of his own sports career, the male protagonist is tough and only competes in the Olympics and not small competitions. There is no licking of any star in the NBA, nor is there any flattery. There is no slander against other stars, and the occasional attack is based on their character weaknesses. The male protagonist has a forceful personality and must avenge himself. The game is not dull and will not make people irritated after watching too much. However, there are more descriptions of the king in the middle and later stages. The occasional off-field life is not separated. One of the best books I've ever read.

It's a pretty good basketball fun story, not as exaggerated as the system story. The system story was fun to watch in the early stages, but completely collapsed in the middle and later stages. I had various full values ​​and various skills, and I had to fight back and forth with people. I didn't want it to end, so this was the only result. This book is different. Normal superstar data still writes the protagonist as invincible.

This book feels like the pinnacle of Grove Street Brothers' work, and it doesn't overpower the protagonist. The previous books all somewhat overpowered the protagonist.

What's the point of an NBA that has been dominated for more than ten years?

This is an article about history's self-proclaimed best LeBang, but I have to say it's right, 😄😄😄😄

The competition process is briefly described. How did you get the score? Is it up to the readers to guess?

It's obviously a plug-in article, not promotion but romance. .

The best NBA novel I have ever read