The NBA was turbulent in 2010. Kobe Bryant proved himself after leaving O'Neal, James joined his brothers in Miami during the offseason, Popovich's troika still has the power, and the Celtics' Big Three are getting old.
At this moment, a Chinese-American boy appeared out of nowhere, as if a dazzling light penetrated the darkness. He held his head high amidst everyone's doubts and stepped forward.
MVP, scoring champion, assist champion, best defensive player, championship...
Whenever someone points out something bad about him, he will smash their face in the next game!
He is as omnipotent as God on the court. Wherever he is, he will always be the champion!
He is the pride of the yellow race and the pride of China. He is the first person in the history of basketball, the eternal champion, the well-deserved king, and the "Hand of God" Li Kaiming!
Personally, I feel that the writing is really average. Let's take the three golden chapters as an example. There are a lot of flaws.
First of all, it is a typical setting of a five-star high school student at the beginning falling due to injury. It is so classic, and then without saying what the injury is, it is just the fall of the former genius.
The second is the typical situation where a teammate has stretched his hips and needs to make up for it himself. There is nothing wrong with this, but how dare the male protagonist command his teammates to do this and that when he is a water cooler player? Are these young basketball players full of energy and good-tempered? Does the male protagonist not realize his status now?
Recently, "bullet time" has become a hit. The basketball court is changing rapidly. Before the basketball is put into the basket, how can the audience have so many psychological activities? The coach first sighed, "You still can't guard it?" Then he was stunned again, "Did you block the shot?" In response, I could only deduct a 6.
Director Zhang's comments are very reasonable
Super hydrology, in a college game, every pitch can be a success
Three yellow guys on an NBA team, playing house
How could you write 136 chapters before the draft and still be so messed up?
Author, do you feel comfortable reading it yourself? If I spend money to read the book, you can feed it to me. Whoever wants to eat can eat it. Farewell.
It's just nonsense, two NCAA games in two days? The conference playoff game is actually held at the Bank of Oklahoma Center? I still want to be called a monster with a physical fitness of around 50. Can you, the author, first understand the NCAA before writing an article?
I really can't stand it anymore, I wrote more than a hundred chapters for a college league.
The No. 1 Pick has been determined before the regular season is over. It's a bit of common sense.
The second time I read it, I couldn't stand it after reading a few chapters each time.
Personally, I feel that the writing is really average. Let's take the three golden chapters as an example. There are a lot of flaws. First of all, it is a typical setting of a five-star high school student at the beginning falling due to injury. It is so classic, and then without saying what the injury is, it is just the fall of the former genius. The second is the typical situation where a teammate has stretched his hips and needs to make up for it himself. There is nothing wrong with this, but how dare the male protagonist command his teammates to do this and that when he is a water cooler player? Are these young basketball players full of energy and good-tempered? Does the male protagonist not realize his status now? Recently, "bullet time" has become a hit. The basketball court is changing rapidly. Before the basketball is put into the basket, how can the audience have so many psychological activities? The coach first sighed, "You still can't guard it?" Then he was stunned again, "Did you block the shot?" In response, I could only deduct a 6.
Director Zhang's comments are very reasonable
Super hydrology, in a college game, every pitch can be a success
Three yellow guys on an NBA team, playing house
How could you write 136 chapters before the draft and still be so messed up?
Author, do you feel comfortable reading it yourself? If I spend money to read the book, you can feed it to me. Whoever wants to eat can eat it. Farewell.
It's just nonsense, two NCAA games in two days? The conference playoff game is actually held at the Bank of Oklahoma Center? I still want to be called a monster with a physical fitness of around 50. Can you, the author, first understand the NCAA before writing an article?
I really can't stand it anymore, I wrote more than a hundred chapters for a college league.
The No. 1 Pick has been determined before the regular season is over. It's a bit of common sense.
The second time I read it, I couldn't stand it after reading a few chapters each time.