So, Are You Convinced Yet?

I don't know whether others are convinced or not, but I am not convinced. The tempo is extremely slow, and the hook looks powerful, but in fact it has no sense of existence. The protagonist seems to be growing up very quickly, but firstly, he has no unique skills, and secondly, he has no special qualities. After reading it, he is an all-around player who is very stable, grows very fast, and can use very smart scoring methods to get high scores. The best rookie of the same class was someone else, someone else won the FMVP of his first championship in the second year of his career, someone else broke all kinds of records, someone else had one team and one defense in his rookie season, three teams and two defenses in the third year of his career, and he failed in the Western Conference Finals in the second year after he had just led the team to win the championship with a single core and basically maintained the lineup. I know that you, the author, want to write something reasonable, and it is indeed quite reasonable. So many plots have been processed. You can write something reasonable if you lose, but not if you win? And this is a novel. Everything is reasonable. I'll just watch the documentary. It's more exciting than the novel. Those legendary figures are still shining brightly, and the protagonist seems to be a supporting role in such an era.

The more I look at the protagonist, the more he looks like Lao Zhan's character, which is too hypocritical. Just licking the dog.

The system is written intermittently, and the protagonist's progress is episodic! Family and friendship are dispensable, everything is intermittent! The plot is bland and lacks passion!

Since you have such ability, why don't you invest much? Is there any money that can't be earned? Can one dollar turn into millions? That's all you do?

There is relatively little basketball content. It's not that the content is small, but it means that the author's understanding of basketball is still far behind, and then he inexplicably sent Duncan to the 76ers...

Really beautiful