I'm not really a role player

Chapter 64 [Sanjiang's Testimonials]

It's not too unexpected to go to Sanjiang again, after all, Yi Wen is still very confident in the quality of this book.

Of course, as an author who has not written a book for a long time and has lost most of his old book friends, it is still inseparable from the help of some people to achieve the current results in a short period of time.

Thanks to Brother Grove Street, it was Lao Ge’s chapter push that suddenly made Yi Wen’s book out of the lukewarm situation at the beginning.

Thank you for editing Latiao. The new book was recommended in the second week after it was released. The new book month ended on December 12rd, and I went to Sanjiang on the 3th. The recommendation process went very fast, and of course it was inseparable from Brother Tiao’s support.

Thanks to a few old friends who have been supporting Yiwen since the beginning of the new book, Lu Man, Pozhu Changhong, etc... Here, I will push Pozhu Changhong's basketball novel "Fifth Shooting Guard" with millions of words.

Finally, I would like to thank the book friends who have supported Yiwen since the book was opened, those who gave rewards, those who voted for recommendations, and those who have been following up, I will not thank you one by one...

This book now has 15 words. Up to now, there are a few points that everyone has been struggling with. Through this single chapter, Yi Wen also explained:

[Wingspan problem]: There are a lot of complaints about wingspan, but what Yiwen wants to say is that there are not many wingspans in the NBA. The protagonist template mentioned by Yiwen Jimmy Butler is 198 in height and 201 in wingspan. Curry is 191 in height and 192 in wingspan. Gordon Hayward is 203 in height and 203 in wingspan. Slag, height 226, wingspan 220...

There is really no need to say that this wingspan can't survive in the NBA. There are a lot of people with a wingspan shorter than their height. The protagonist's height is 199, and with a wingspan of 200, he can definitely survive in the NBA.

There are too many protagonists with long arms, and it’s not bad to adjust the short arms once in a while, isn’t it?
In fact, most basketball novels don't mention the protagonist's wingspan too much, and even if they mention it, they don't give specific values.

And Yi Wen set the arm span and gave the specific value, which is actually the need of the plot. It is impossible to change it just by changing it. This thing is equivalent to the setting of the protagonist, which is related to the outline of the plot. If you really want to change it, the book will collapse in half.

Yi Wen has learned relevant lessons, and it is impossible to be tricked again.

[Problem with Talent]: Talent is actually a noun. What I really want to express is actually a player's physical fitness. What the system replicates is the peak physical fitness, and a player's current physical fitness is not necessarily the peak.

The undiminished talent that the protagonist can replicate to the peak is also considered a plot requirement. If a talent is incomplete, what will the protagonist at the beginning rely on to conquer the NCAA admissions team?

As for the follow-up, Yi Wen has also considered it, and the related foreshadowing and changes have also been buried, so there will be no bugs, just watch quietly.

[Story of Rugby]: Yi Wen’s book has a very detailed outline, and each plot has its own purpose. I wrote the plot of rugby at that time, and it has three functions.

The first function can be seen by everyone. The "brave" trait, the trait, is a somewhat different thing from Yi Wen's book. It looks like a spiritual attribute, but its function is very similar to the temporary props in the hands of many other authors. It's just set as a spiritual attribute, which seems to be more acceptable. After all, the spiritual attribute is also considered to be the protagonist's own thing, but the temporary props are not.

The trait of bravery is prepared for the NBA and has a great effect. The physical confrontation on the basketball court has long been less intense. If you want to trigger this trait reasonably, you have to find a sport with intense physical confrontation, so Yi Wen thought of rugby.

The second role is to lead to the Association of Chinese Overseas Students. Originally, I was going to write some emotional dramas. Looking at it later, it was indeed a bit awkward, so I decided to think about it again.

But the Association of Chinese Students Overseas is still very important. How can it be possible to study abroad without contacting compatriots at all?Later, when drafting and forming a team, you don't need any of your own people?
After returning to China to deal with, this group of rich second-generation officials and second-generation officials will all have the opportunity to appear again.

The third role, Jordan.

Just the description of the protagonist's various physical skills and the so-called rapid growth, it is too unrealistic to want to attract the attention of the basketball god.

Therefore, when Jordan saw that the protagonist’s scouting report was like him, and had a football (baseball) hobby that might affect his basketball career, Jordan had a resonance and naturally began to pay attention to the protagonist.

In addition to these three functions, there are actually many hidden functions. For example, some off-court dramas entering the NBA are connected with the NFL. They are all major league sports. How could there be no connection at all?
As for some book friends who are so-called injured, hey, this is the protagonist, injured, is it possible?

In reality, there are more rugby of basketball rugby. LBJ, external pick -up, and the best team member of Ohio in high school, Nate Robinson, three repair of rugby, basketball, and track and field when he was a child. The spectrum is Iverson, which is considered the best quadrice for Virginia, and is the best high school rugby player in the Associated Press.

In addition, there are Danny Ainge, Pat Riley, Glen Davis, Havlick, JR Smith, Charles Barkley, O'Neal and Rondo...all of them have also studied football, so I won't list them one by one.

[Problems with the emotional drama]: The emotional drama will not be advanced for now, but the two supporting roles Chen Ziyi and Lin Qi will not be lost, and will appear later, of course, in other roles and roles.

[Draft Questions]: The draft is getting closer, and there is not much room for change in the protagonist's ranking. It is already at the end of the lottery. It is not realistic to write that the protagonist's ranking continues to rise. It is too poisonous to write that the protagonist's ranking has plummeted.

Many book lovers are guessing, Yi Wen does not want to spoil, just remind one: the draft is not the beginning of the NBA, the draft and the plot after the draft are just the foreplay of the NBA.

Finally, let’s talk about the update. Some book friends said that it is not enough to read, but before it is put on the shelf, it must be updated twice all the way to the end. However, after it is put on the shelf, Yiwen guarantees daily updates.

There will be outbreaks on the day of release, and how many outbreaks will be counted according to the recommendation votes. By the day of release, as many words as there are total recommendations will be updated!
Now there are a total of 1.51 recommendations, and the 1.5-word update will be on the shelves. Whether there will be more in the future depends on the strength of the votes of the big guys...

Rules for tipping and updating: For every [-] starting coins in a single tip, an update of [-] characters is added to the daily update of [-] characters. By analogy, the leader is [-] characters.

If it’s just the rudder leader offering rewards, Yiwen is allowed to accumulate multiple times and add updates at one time, so that the number of words is more and the chapters can be written larger.

If it is the leader who rewards, in case there are not enough manuscripts, Yiwen is allowed to cash in several times (one leader can divide up to three times).

That's all for now, let's talk about more.

(End of this chapter)