The Rest, Only Noise

There should be no way to change the status to a contract today, so the enthusiastic book friends who reserved a monthly ticket for me, please give the ticket to someone else, thank you here.

As before, it is expected to be on the shelves in two months, with two chapters per day, one at 10 am and one at 2 pm.

There will be no updates during the new book period. If the monthly ticket is updated, it will be tentatively set at 100 votes + one chapter, but it depends on the results I put on the shelves. If it goes down the street, the ratio of this monthly pass will be no problem. If there are more people watching like Over the Mountain, I will increase the ratio a little bit. If you give a reward, it's still the same as before, the reward will be more, um.

The status has not changed yet, so the investment has to be stepped up. The earlier the investment, the higher the return.

And then there's this book -- actually, based on my previous books, you can probably guess that I love NBA history. So writing a novel from such an early age, this kind of thing happened to me should not be "Oh he's crazy", but "Yeah this **** finally started".

So this will be a novel with a little threshold. People who don't know the NBA in the 1980s will feel unfamiliar with some names and have no sense of substitution. I can totally understand that. This is a calculated risk, so I also recognize it because I have a reason to write it.

From Bulls - Basket - Momengchen - Superstar - Over the Mountain, five books, 15 million words, basically a cycle of Jordan - O'Neal / Kobe - James - Durant / Curry. I'm a little tired and looking for something fresh. Because this time is a coaching text, these people will still appear, but they will definitely not be like writing in the new century, writing and writing suddenly pouring out a kind of impatience of "Why TM is you again", magician, Bird, Abdul-Jabbar, Thomas, Glider, Barkley, Moses Malone... These people will bring a different freshness.

As for the quality of this novel, I'm not sure, the only thing I can guarantee is that it's not very good.

Before I started writing, I read a lot of coaching articles, most of which were fast-paced. But you know me, I'm always slow, so the protagonist still needs some time to develop, but it won't be very long, I'm not going to spend hundreds of chapters on how he went from no-name boy to top scout to assistant coach to give advice Category! #%. He's here to do something that will ultimately completely change the NBA for the next 40 years.

Due to the period from 1978 to 1984, many major events happened in the alliance, one of which seemed to have nothing to do with the protagonist, but it helped him rise invisibly, so I will use a certain length to introduce its development process and final results (yes, It's a shot), but it's all done in the free chapter.

Finally answer a question - "Will the protagonist **** Jordan?"

"The protagonist will kill Jordan."

Because I have imagined that the protagonist taught him this way when he had a dispute with Mo Mengchen when he was coaching the All Time Team.

Louie: "You can't even do old Jordan, and I led the team to make Jordan's **** cry and cry, so what are you mad at me, you **** Australian bastard?"

Mo was probably speechless, either slapped Louis or admitted that what the other party said was right.