With his own strength, he ended the league's small-ball era. In the post-NBA age of superteams and rising stars, he forged a glorious legend of his own, built an unshakable dynasty, and ruled the basketball world!
That year, Zen Master Phil Jackson and Pat Riley, the Godfather of Basketball, joined Michael Jordan and a host of other Hall of Famers in proposing that every team in the league retire the number 99 jersey, as a tribute to that man.
LeBron James took a massive pay cut and begged him to stay; Kevin Durant sought him out in the middle of the night to hone his game; Kyrie Irving, under his guidance, rediscovered his true self on the court and stopped acting like a mystic...
Zion, Luka, the King of the Fourth, “Joker,” Trae Young, Booker, Ant, and even the once-in-a-century prodigy “Wemby”... He made every one of them submit, and they all looked up to him as the next generation's idol!
Years later, whenever people mentioned the basketball world's number 99, everyone would remember the all-around king of the court who drove fans around the world wild with admiration and left his opponents in agony.
That man had long since become the world's universally recognized new god of basketball!
And it all began when Li Zhun, struggling to make ends meet, had no choice but to enter a basketball challenge at Venice Beach in Los Angeles...
Dribbling is just like Irving. He is as fierce as a tiger in one move, but there is no breakthrough. Are you playing street ball? Isn't the NBA about efficiency? How long do you want to dribble?
Watching basketball is actually just to watch the pig's feet show off. But pretending to be cool without any brain or logic is actually just to make people feel uncomfortable and uncomfortable. The author is able to dissuade you from the beginning, always saying that he is no ordinary person!
I didn't want to read it after I saw Chapter 6.
This starts with talking about high school students. Can high school students who have not participated in the draft directly sign with the Lakers? ? ?
Personally, I don't think it looks good. First of all, I think the author's system settings are a bit too advanced. The protagonist can only play for a certain period of time in each game. The author's explanation to the management later was a bit far-fetched. Sometimes some of the language dialogue is a bit awkward, and the overall feeling is a bit poor. The second is the emotional aspect of the protagonist. I really don't understand that the protagonist has a girlfriend, asks for the contact information of other beautiful women, and kisses Scarlett in public. I can't stand it after seeing this part (I could bear it for a while)
The data in this book is probably based on the content of the NBA2K game. From the perspective of Invincible Literature, the settings in the book do not have any major flaws, except for the fact that the characters generally have IQ problems and lack of personality.
A pig's trotter pretends to be a little expert, all his ideas are taken for granted, the whole world revolves around him, and there are not enough details.
James felt unwell and refused to play in the first game after signing the contract?
Then the pig's feet can be used to arrange tactics?
Touching the head of female CEO Jenny Buss, is it a bit fake?
And judging from the lineup, it is the configuration of recent years. If it is not a eunuch article, it is a short article. Unless the author can write about the lineup after the superstars retire in a few years.
The above content only represents my personal views
After reading 5 chapters, I think there are some problems in several places. I can't stand it anymore. Lightning protection! ! !
I don't want to read Chapter 5 anymore
Dribbling is just like Irving. He is as fierce as a tiger in one move, but there is no breakthrough. Are you playing street ball? Isn't the NBA about efficiency? How long do you want to dribble?
Watching basketball is actually just to watch the pig's feet show off. But pretending to be cool without any brain or logic is actually just to make people feel uncomfortable and uncomfortable. The author is able to dissuade you from the beginning, always saying that he is no ordinary person!
I didn't want to read it after I saw Chapter 6.
This starts with talking about high school students. Can high school students who have not participated in the draft directly sign with the Lakers? ? ?
Personally, I don't think it looks good. First of all, I think the author's system settings are a bit too advanced. The protagonist can only play for a certain period of time in each game. The author's explanation to the management later was a bit far-fetched. Sometimes some of the language dialogue is a bit awkward, and the overall feeling is a bit poor. The second is the emotional aspect of the protagonist. I really don't understand that the protagonist has a girlfriend, asks for the contact information of other beautiful women, and kisses Scarlett in public. I can't stand it after seeing this part (I could bear it for a while)
The data in this book is probably based on the content of the NBA2K game. From the perspective of Invincible Literature, the settings in the book do not have any major flaws, except for the fact that the characters generally have IQ problems and lack of personality. A pig's trotter pretends to be a little expert, all his ideas are taken for granted, the whole world revolves around him, and there are not enough details. James felt unwell and refused to play in the first game after signing the contract? Then the pig's feet can be used to arrange tactics? Touching the head of female CEO Jenny Buss, is it a bit fake? And judging from the lineup, it is the configuration of recent years. If it is not a eunuch article, it is a short article. Unless the author can write about the lineup after the superstars retire in a few years. The above content only represents my personal views
After reading 5 chapters, I think there are some problems in several places. I can't stand it anymore. Lightning protection! ! !