I Really Just Want to Hit the Iron

A guy who talks a little bit in a "rising way" wrote such a basketball article. Putting aside the "climate of the day", the concept and details are indeed good. To be precise, I have put in a lot of hard work, and it is almost impossible to find any flaws (there are indeed some, but they are hidden deep enough that most people can't think of them). But it just gives people a feeling that they are not willing to give high scores. Maybe it's this feeling of "every day and every day". That's right, it's the "Rili Riqi" who lived a good life as a child. It feels a bit awkward for a Chinese to portray a Chinese character and speak in a more and more arrogant way.

Being a blacksmith means nothing without the ball. The regular season MVP you won in the previous two championships is strange. You are not the scoring champion, you are not the assist leader, you are not the rebound champion, you are not the steal champion, and you are not the block champion. So you can get it by touching everything?

I think it looks good, but I have to be patient to finish it. What I like most about this book is that it is not as strong as other basketball articles, but requires hard work to improve. I didn't want to read the rest of it. It was too long and had too many badges, which made me a little tired of reading it. But I still found it interesting, so I skipped the rest of it.

The author has good ideas, but the rhythm and plot of the book are too bland, it's just a passing novel. Seeing that he won the championship, the protagonist was even promoted to Fmvp. In reality, the protagonist's hard power is actually a 3D game with key balls. To put it bluntly, there is no hard power. Why do you think that the protagonist will win both MVP and best defense, relying on others to praise him? All are blind. After playing for three years, offense with the ball is useless. Second-rate shooting, first-rate speed, first-rate defense, and second-rate to third-rate jumping are all maintained by so-called skills. This is a competitive sport, not a game. Without real basic abilities, why should you show off your skills? It would be nice not to write about a harem, but it would be troublesome to have a female protagonist. If you want to write about your family history but don't dare to, it's better not to write. With 20 years of vision, three generations, and a system, you give him everything, but you make him feel extremely frustrated. You rely on trickery throughout the whole process. How many people do you think are in the mood to see it to the end?

How can I put it? The descriptions of some game games later on are extremely unreasonable. For example, in the game between the Raptors and the Celtics in Chapter 400, Duncan and Ray Allen were described as having very high scoring and shooting percentages. The protagonist hit 20 or 30 times, and Carter always missed the shot, but the game was back and forth. It felt like the Raptors were just two people, and Barkley was like fishing and had no role at all.

The protagonist's younger brother's flow starts. Not only the younger brother, but also the older brother has to be coaxed. Isn't it tiring to watch?

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There are no real playing scenes. The Hall of Fame players in history are written as sons. They are either Hall of Fame players in military training or on the way to Hall of Fame players in military training. The most space is training. My evaluation is that it is fake, big, empty, the plot is false, the gimmicks are big, the content is empty, fancy, and fabricated. It gives people the impression that I am an earthling, watching aliens playing magic on earth. The most direct words, there is no sense of substitution, and the readers are separated from the outside. Great people have said that (seeking truth from facts)

Just give it a try, the main character is really poorly written

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