NBA: I Pick up Attributes on the Court

Another mentally retarded setting of the experience card

He is 191cm tall, has a wingspan of 203cm, and his jumping ability has been 65-67 all year long. His dunking level is at best Curry (Curry can jump 90cm after all). As a result, after one season, his dunking ability has increased by dozens of points. Can you believe it? He is so short, his wingspan is only about the same, his bounce is still so poor, and his shooting speed is not emphasized. His mid-range has actually increased by dozens of points, reaching over 90. Can you believe it? With this little ability to shoot mid-range shots, shouldn't he be rewarded with hot pot to death? I don't pay attention to logic when writing books.

It's been broken, it's been broken, it's been cut off, it's been cut off.

It looks okay so far

Although it is unfinished, it is still a readable NBA article. The setting of plug-ins is very inconsistent but not bad. I started by picking up attributes at the beginning, but it is not attribute points but various experience cards and skill auras. Later, you can exchange points for attribute points and purchase skills in the mall. This does not match the title of the book. Then there is the emotional experience of the protagonist. Many women and interactions are mentioned but there is no in-depth exchange. So what is the meaning of the protagonist's perfect appearance?

What year is it? And there is an experience card?

Not bad