NBA Patron King

It's a basketball article that starts low and moves high. The protagonist's performance in the early stage does not have the feeling of dominating everything, but the writing becomes better and better later on, and the rhythm control becomes more and more mature. I have read more than 400 chapters so far, and I feel pretty good.

The protagonist Wang Tiejun has various challenges and achievements in the NBA, including dueling with the Suns' main center, and improving various basketball skills through the "resource integration system". These plots not only show the protagonist's growth and struggle, but also allow readers to feel the passion and strategy of the basketball game.

I like to watch the four super centers of the 1990s. The current NBA is so weak.

This is a good book that starts low and moves high. The author may not have set a good position in the beginning, so it is not very exciting at the beginning. Especially when it comes to chapters 30 to 50, you have to read it hard. It starts to get better around chapter 60, and the more you write, the better. It looks pretty good, and I recommend it. Thanks to the book friend who wrote a review before. If it weren't for your review, I would have given up on the book around chapter 40, and I wouldn't have been able to read the exciting parts later.

Pretty

But the protagonist's golf IQ is not even the slightest bit worse, he doesn't know anything, he can't solve the problem without anyone asking him anything, he's just a big fool.

What the hell? The front is so rubbish.

Very good. I watched it twice.

I finished the second game today, and it can be said that it is among the top three basketball novels I have read in Qimao. The system is not grandpa-like and does not interfere too much with the plot. The protagonist has his own special skills instead of randomly applying the templates of other stars. The character's personality is flesh and blood, and the behavioral logic is consistent. It does not violate the plot of the character itself. Moreover, the supporting characters are also vividly described and are no longer dispensable. The protagonist's side job enriches the protagonist's experience without taking up too much space and does not make people feel abrupt. In fact, the story after retirement and comeback can be written more, and the image of the protagonist can be more deeply portrayed. It feels a bit rushed.

Before Chapter 250, it was a bit interesting, but later on the awkwardness came, chatting with the system, giving people the feeling that the protagonist is actually just an NPC, and the world is also virtual.