All That's Left Is Noise

Very thick feeling, real material. This is the quality that time travel stories should have. It's a pity that there are basically no articles written like this anymore. It is indeed a mixed bag to read. Looking at the regrets made up for in the book, the more exciting it is, the more it seems that in reality, Chinese basketball and the famous Polish players mentioned repeatedly in the article are very bad. This book has found a good balance point, that is, it is beautifully written, but there are always thoughts about comparing it with reality and the original history. This is the part left by the author's thinking and screening in the writing process, and it is also a silent communication. The author explains his views to us, popularizes science and introduces those little-known stories to us.

This is an NBA novel typical of American culture. The author depicts an obvious pig's feet with yellow skin and white heart. According to American cultural standards, this article can score 9.5 Points. According to Chinese culture, half of the three views of this article are ruined. Although the details of the plot design are very good, it cannot get 6.0 Points.

From basketball articles in the early 2000s to now, this is the most exciting coaching article among all basketball articles.

Coach article goat I started writing in 1978. To be honest, I didn't know anyone from that era except FMVP, but it didn't affect my ability to see a group of flesh-and-blood people. This book cannot be regarded as a purely enjoyable book. The pace is slow, the protagonist has an obvious growth curve, and there are many problems in early coaching. If you feel that the protagonist is normal when you read it. For me personally, the most exciting section is "We All Screwed Up", which explodes the accumulated conflicts in the previous chapters and allows the protagonist to grow into a complete entity.

Absolutely unique among basketball coaching articles! Not one of them!

Look at the time, don't say much

I like to read basketball articles, but rarely finish them. I have completely finished reading this one. To be honest, this book was weak at the end, but it does not affect that it is a very good basketball article, and if you are interested in NBA history, this is a book that cannot be missed.

How to put it this way, this book requires a little patience. The author has put a lot of effort into it. Every time he changes places, there is a new purpose as a traction. Unlike some books that simply change teams for the championship dynasty. For example, when I changed teams to the Lakers for the second time, I thought I might not be able to read anymore, but the emergence of beautiful basketball made me continue reading again. Anyway, those who are patient and tolerant and like basketball articles should like it. Well, anyway, I think this is a good book. Thank you to the author for your hard work. Come on! !

I feel like the biggest regret in this book is that the main character didn't get beaten.

Absolutely unique among basketball coaching articles. Not one.