Road to Championship

It looks good, but can you respect what you wrote? Previously, the All-Star Game MVP was written as LBJ, but then it changed. Next season's All-Star Game MVP will be written as Du Shubao, the All-Star Game MVP of last season. It's too casual.

I don't know much about real sports, are the rules very similar to reality, but I read this article very passionately, the protagonist is very inspirational, and I am inspired by it. I like it very much. Come on, author (ง •̀_•́)ง

The plot is well written, but there are a lot of typos. It feels like the author doesn't know much about basketball, and some writing methods are used repeatedly. But considering the plot, I still give it a good review.

The more I look at it, the angrier I get. When the family was in the most difficult time, the male protagonist chose to abandon the family and join a rich man. The family has been living in chaos ever since. She actually had the nerve to come back to the male protagonist and tell him that she loved him. It really made me laugh. And the male protagonist actually gradually accepted that a woman can be forgiven if she abandons her husband and son and goes to be a sugar daddy. If it was the male protagonist and his father abandoned his wife and son and came back, would the male protagonist forgive him? Absolutely not, it's such a double standard. How can the male protagonist build a company worth tens of billions of dollars with a technical secondary school diploma and no knowledge of anything? It's not relying on her lover's property and connections, but on her own. I'm confused. And why are you looking for a male protagonist? Isn't it because she and her lover gave birth to a daughter but not a son? If she gave birth to a son, would she still look for the male protagonist? She also said she loved him, which is really disgusting to me. It's amazing that cheating in marriage can be washed away.

I hope there will be a day when we can see it. Come on, Chinese Men's Basketball Team

It's a basketball novel, but what emerges from the text is that an author who doesn't understand basketball at all is coding at will.

The writing is very good, it looks very passionate, I love it to death

The protagonist has obviously proven his ability many times, but in the end, he is not reused anywhere. Then he refuses to deal with anyone, fights with his teammates, fights with the coach, gives up, and can't stand it anymore.

I really don't recommend it to friends who know basketball. There are various tangles in watching it: 1. The protagonist's attributes are all kinds of mistakes. 2. The understanding of NBA rules is a mess. The playoffs are still going on and other teams are bidding players. 3. 3:0 Match point reversal at every turn. Is this a joke? 4. At the beginning, each team tries to grab their lives, but if they get it, they just sit on the bench? Are you kidding me?

I like it, the characterization is good, the character growth and contradictions are substantial, and it is very convincing. I hope the author will continue to work hard!