Basketball's Opening Three-Pointer

Can I write that I will return to China later?

It's a very good subject matter. Write slowly, type slowly, improve slowly, and reach the NBA step by step. But author, why do you want to add things randomly? Add something that I don't know the so-called, pig's feet are hooks, you have to arrange for him to teach by words and deeds, can hooks be taught? You can't write down the core things. Alas, it's a pity that you can write such a good book like this...

I originally wanted to comment on how good it looked, but the author's writing became more and more confusing. I saw that it was about chapter 200, but the author didn't explain it. Now that my physical fitness has improved, I can throw 30 times a game with one hand, from home to abroad. It's like weakening the left and right hands so that you don't use your left hand anymore. You can shoot from under your own basket. Even if you can defend it, it's very difficult. Scoring should be very simple, but the author's writing has loopholes and other poisonous points. If there weren't so few basketball novels with Kuroko's basketball skills, the 8.9 Rating might be lower.

I can't find any faults at the moment. Although it's a bit out of rhythm, I feel it's okay. We'll see how the updates go in the future.

The overall feeling is pretty good. Don't be too strenuous when reading or listening to books. It's probably just passable.

Highly recommended, personally. There are a few flaws, but overall it's pretty good. If you haven't watched anything like the NBA, you can watch this "transition" first.

It's a pure basketball article with no life at all. I've reached 500+ and haven't finished the finals yet. It should be over after the finals, right? A rookie led a team from the bottom of the league to kill James James at his peak. That's awesome. He should win the championship later on. I can't watch it if he doesn't win.

The writing is a bit sx

The plot of this book is wonderful! Longer Chinese people's ambition!

What weird article? There's so much stuff about high school basketball that I can't even read it when I flip through the catalog.