Basketball: the Chosen Victim

The Bucks fought against Bodog, knowing that they were stepped on, but still failed to fight back, getting angry, getting injured, fighting, and suspended, but still winning mentally. They are really weak and think they are smart, but they are stupid without knowing it.

This is quite a poisonous book, and the writing style is remarkable. However, in order to control the pace and word count, the protagonist's data is getting lower and lower, and the ability from rotation to super giant is not enough😓. Then, for the sake of the word count, the rhythm and the forced enthusiasm, he also forced himself to abuse the host, and then he passed all the way for a long time and won the overall runner-up with Kai Lao Zhan. The buff arranged is also poisonous. After each jump, there is a chance of increasing the bounce, just like a fake football fan. The way of exerting force for layup and dunk is different. Jumping more or less by more than ten centimeters makes a huge difference in any technical movements in the confrontation. How do you adapt? Are you really using people as human machines? A three-million-word novel, and the first season is over two million words long. It's just water, and it's not enough to jump through. I guess he was scolded and ended in a sloppy way, otherwise it would have to be enough for him to sink into the water. 😓

No, what are you writing about? Why is it that after entering the alliance, everyone is the enemy, just like in the fantasy annulment stream, and then become the runner-up?

There are too many things involved, and a game becomes a hodgepodge, with comments, trash talk, and inner drama. It's too messy and has no sense of experience.

Bad reviews, don't enter

The protagonist's game is either a draw or a near-win, or he or she performs abnormally. The protagonist is the data flow of the system panel. No matter how you suppress the jump shot, there must be some logic. The two jump shots mentioned above will trigger the badge effect, but when playing against Anthony, he was beaten and only scored about 20 points? Don't talk about the poor state in the playoffs. The main character is the system panel, and it can still produce less than 40% of the data? Has the author thought about setting issues? Slap yourself in the face?

The subject matter is relatively new, facing James, the Big Three of the year, but due to the system, the Krypton Gold section is a bit average. I give it eight out of ten points. In terms of character design, it is hard-working and steady. Yes, it is also handsome and rich. It is indeed good if it is refreshing, but too many emotional lines will make it look like a YY stallion. However, the current general trend seems to be this. I will give it a seven out of ten. The plot is quite interesting, being traded, defeating an old enemy and then falling apart. Winning the championship in the end was not all smooth sailing, but it was quite exciting. However, those few criminals who almost destroyed the entire team were really too much. In order to create a protagonist who rises to the challenge, there is no need to give nine out of ten points. In addition, each chapter of this novel is very large. Is it 5k or 7k words? This is a bonus. All in all, I would give this novel an 8.5.