After Switching Careers, I Became the Basketball World's Number One

A rare basic classic basketball article. It is humorous in the exciting process, a little tired in the excitement, and full of honors in a chic life. It is a classic basketball article in the 1990s.

It seems that this protagonist is destined to have a skill stream that focuses on defensive breakthroughs in the early stage. After reading 200 chapters, the protagonist still has no shooting ability, hahaha.

A good basketball article with a good rhythm and its own style. Before moving here, the writing was considered passable there, but now that I can read it for free, it is considered good here. In fact, Shuangwen is not about invincibility or invincibility. The key is that the rhythm is appropriate, the plot speed is reasonable, and the story basically has its own development. Compared with those so-called "shuangwen" that are completely careless and the protagonist has won the draft three times in a row and there is basically no change, this book is quite thoughtful. With the language gags behind the wheel, it can be seen that some thought has been given to how to create a butterfly effect, and a very reasonable evolution of each team is really given. Even the development and changes of domestic basketball after the game was played are logical. Unlike some books that only use the stupid xenophobia of the domestic basketball association as a reason to suppress Chinese basketball and finally become the savior, this book gives a development that is reasonable and does not make people think it is intellectual. In addition, there is another unique feature. This book is very detailed and outstanding. After losing a few games, it often makes people feel like they are in another world. However, in fact, many transitional plots and watery parts have been missing, making the rhythm more compact. Basically, it is all about the real story content. Therefore, the so-called "too much water" seen in the book review area is not actually a suitable expression. It is more appropriate to use detailed and clear words and have your own style. Moreover, I personally feel that there is very little non-basketball content in this book. Many books with higher ratings than this one also write songs and engage in business, and do not focus on basketball at all. At least as a basketball article, this book does not include so many dots and omissions, and is very friendly to readers who just want to watch basketball.

There is a problem with the logic design. For more than ten years, one person has led a few second-rate teammates to play, and there is no super giant or first-rate teammates who have reached their peak. The people holding their thighs are all outdated football stars. I just laughed. Fuck the Fourth Queen of Dreams. It's just a water word count. Later on, I basically forced the protagonist to be awesome!

I was speechless when I saw Chapter 160. After two seasons and a championship, he can't even shoot. He added all the points and other skills.

A very reasonable growth path Very reasonable plot twists The unique choice of era, the rules of the times and the passage of time allow the protagonist to always have reasonable difficulties, thus writing a passionate and touching story about overcoming difficulties.

Defeat Meng Si and it will be over, with the dog tail behind.

You can't shoot, are you playing basketball?

It's really upsetting to see a player who is systematic and hard-working and the author forcibly prevent him from practicing shooting.

So pretty