NBA: From the Start, I Bind the Nash Playbook

It's about Su Chen's last game when he was about to be waived by the Lakers. Su Chen got the point guard system, which was bound to the Steve Nash template. After he obtained the system, he went from being unknown at the beginning to being well-known in the end, and finally became a generational superstar. It can be seen that the author has put a lot of effort into it. The author writes very well. Overall, the characters' emotional expressions are well described, well conceived, imaginative, and well written. Both static description and dynamic description are very good. The characterization of each character is well drawn. Although the protagonist has a system, he is not the kind who becomes great all of a sudden, but relies on his own efforts to achieve greatness step by step. This book is well written by the author.

Although I took the money (50 cents) and had no choice but to give a good review, I still want to complain about the big man who was playing basketball and was knocked down by a short woman and was injured. The main character was knocked down by Mina in the locker room. If you said it was a 1.83 Meter black girl who weighed 110 kilograms and had a wingspan of 201, I thought it was reasonable. I also believed you when you said you were hit by a foreigner on the court. Were you knocked down by Mina? Did she drive into the locker room and hit her?

I feel pretty good, but the update speed is so impressive. I hope it can be faster.

First of all, the system settings are very frustrating. Only the game is 100% sure. This makes the plot a roller coaster ride. The protagonist also oscillates between genius and trash. It makes people feel very uncomfortable to read!

What are you writing about? What Mina wrote was so intellectual. Wouldn't you call the police if something like that happened in the United States? What is even more exaggerated is that a 189-inch basketball player was easily slapped in the face by a female reporter. . Vomited at the sight

Westbrook is still on the injured list, and only Tucker in the Lakers team can be considered a standard No. 5 Position. Point guard-one position; Shooting guard-second position; Small forward-three position; Power forward-fourth position; Center - No. 5 Position.

It's pretty good, but the update is too slow and not enjoyable to watch.

Getting 82 and still being questioned all the time is always being questioned and then proven, and it's uncomfortable to see the doubts behind you.

I only write about racial issues and national issues. This has always been the case from the beginning to now.

It's exciting and good-looking, but there are too few updates. It's best to update a few chapters every day.