Fierce Point Guard

After the male protagonist won 9 championships, the already bald LeBron chose to join if he couldn't beat him, and then won the championship. Are you moved by this episode?

Fan Xi's skills were all gained from fucking women. I suspect that what I watched was not a cool article about basketball, but an action movie! In fact, I also learned a lot of trash talk, such as my book review! [Tilting the head and laughing and crying][Tilting the head and laughing and crying][Tilting the head and laughing and crying]

Fan Xi's skills were all gained from fucking women. I suspect that what I watched was not a cool article about basketball, but an action movie! In fact, I also learned a lot of trash talk, such as my book review!

Fan Xi's skills were all gained from fucking women. I suspect that what I watched was not a cool article about basketball, but an action movie! In fact, I have learned a lot of trash talk, such as this review! [Tilting the head and laughing and crying][Tilting the head and laughing and crying][Tilting the head and laughing and crying]

The settings are not very reasonable, and there is no desire to continue watching. The strength of the protagonist is too far-fetched. The first game is just a template for a star, and he can get 20➕ assists. Then there is no description of the training. It all depends on plug-ins to strengthen the strength. It is very boring.

He scored 888 three-pointers in a row, and it costs tens of millions of dollars to play two games. This space is really fierce, and I can't stand it anymore.

Okay, I watched it for a long time, but the plot behind it is a bit watery.

Purely cool article, it's the playoffs, and stealing is just like a joke. The protagonist seems to teleport. As long as the opponent passes the ball, the protagonist can steal. I often thought there were five protagonists playing on the court. It is even more difficult to imagine that when leading by 16 points and two free throws were taken, the protagonist would deliberately miss the second free throw to fight for a rebound. All I can say is that you should not read it with your brain. Moreover, the author has a strong subjectivity and writes about players he does not like as if he is mentally retarded. I can only say that readers should not take it too seriously.

Generally speaking, the first half is relatively novel and very good, but the second half feels perfunctory. This chapter does not match up with the following, and this paragraph does not match up with the following paragraph. I'll try to watch it as a whole, recalling the past, it was a good dream, keep up the good work

Let's talk about two shortcomings: 1. The narrative is too long and the discussion is too protracted. 2. I feel that the author has no outline, and he forgets what he wrote at the beginning and what he wrote at the end.