Who Will Compete with in Basketball?

I read about ten chapters, and then looked at the table of contents. More than one-third of the book's more than a thousand chapters were about high school basketball. Let's take a look at the full text. It's a bit bland at the beginning, but the writing is fairly smooth. It's somewhat deceptive and will make you think it's a basketball article. In fact, if you read a chapter or so, you will be a little bored, and then you will open the table of contents and look, I wonder, this plot arrangement is so confusing, it feels like there is no focus, the author just writes at a loss, I guess he wants to improve the word count. If you want to watch basketball, I highly recommend it. In summary, it's a bit of a hodgepodge and not pure. Many people will say that American high school basketball and the NCAA are also very popular, but who cares. To me, they are not as good as the NBA. No matter how good high school basketball is, I don't like it. So what if you are domineering in high school and killing everyone? You can't see it, experience it, or feel it in China, so I personally don't think it looks good. And there are some murder cases, various family plots, and kidnapping cases included in this book. Please, you are writing about basketball. Can you be more pure and not have so many irrelevant things? Although 7 Cats is not the starting point orphanage, can you have a focus? Can you please stop doing so many irrelevant things off-site? Hey, blame me, I saw the recommendation and clicked in. Who made me like reading basketball articles? But to be honest, this book is not a basketball article. It should be said that it is an essay wrapped in basketball skin. Farewell.