All That’s Left Is Noise

It feels very substantial, made with high-quality materials. This is the kind of quality a time-travel novel should have. Unfortunately, there are practically no more articles written like this nowadays. Reading it was indeed a mixed experience.

This is a typical American-style NBA novel, with the author portraying a distinctly yellow-skinned, white-hearted protagonist. By American cultural standards, it deserves a 9.5. However, by Chinese cultural standards, its values ​​are halved, and despite its well-developed plot and attention to detail, it falls short of a 6.0.

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

Coach Wen Goat I started writing in 1978. To be honest, I didn't know any of the people from that era except for the FMVP, but that didn't stop me from seeing a group of flesh-and-blood people. This book isn't exactly a pure wish-fulfillment novel; the pacing is slow, the protagonist has a clear growth curve, and there are many problems with his early coaching.

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Without further ado, let's look at the time.

I enjoy reading basketball novels, but I rarely finish them. I read this one completely. To be honest, it got a bit weak towards the end, but that doesn't detract from the fact that it's an excellent basketball novel. And if you're interested in NBA history, this is a must-read.

Well, this book requires some patience at the beginning. The author has poured a lot of effort into it, and each new setting has a new purpose that drives the reader, unlike some books that simply focus on championship dynasties. For example, when the second team change was to the Lakers, I almost thought I wouldn't read any further, but the introduction of "Beautiful Basketball" kept me reading.

The biggest regret of this book is that the protagonist wasn't beaten up; he was both weak and arrogant.

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