NBA: The Aging Star System
NBA之暮年球星系统
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Basketball Saga
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qimao
Synopsis
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534Chapters
159kPopularity
1.1kReaders
432Must-read votes
9.0Score
687Ratings
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Reader comments 9
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Stars in their twilight years can be regarded as an idea. Riddled with details and logic. For example, the Cavaliers actually offered him a three-year contract with the 28th overall pick in the 2014 draft. It was just a three-year contract. After playing a three-year rookie contract and performing well, he went directly to the free market. The Cavaliers ignored him and didn't even do a sign-and-trade. The various logical problems that follow will not be listed one by one.
The more I read, the more outrageous it becomes. I write a few chapters each season, and it's the same as a running account.
An obscene work for Ajan fans
There is no focus, the narrative is straightforward, every chapter and every season is similar, and the ending is even more abstract.
Injured in the first game of the Cavaliers' third year of the Finals? Then the King returns, brother, this is the script for the tiebreaker, triggering the screw clause, the Cavaliers let the protagonist out as a free agent? What about your brain? If you go to the Lakers to be the boss, why don't you choose someone to come back? No deal yet? And then go home in six games of the Western Conference Finals? What's so exciting about our readers? If nothing changes, just write about reality.
Is this a novel? Just like a press release
Too bland
It's like writing a running account. What's weird is that the attributes are getting better and better, but the data is getting worse and worse. The King of Endgame screams fiercely, but it doesn't stand out at all.
What's the ending??