For the NCAA chapter, I named it "Burning NCAA". As the name suggests, the theme is youth and passion, and the main line is Lin Ying's growth.
At the end of this article, if I get a perfect score out of 10, I would like to pay tribute to Wade and give myself a 9 out of 10!
I don’t think 9 points is too much. After all, if you are not confident in scoring yourself, how can you let readers believe you?! (dog head)
Then here I will explain the two settings.
The first is Lin Ying’s character setting: lonely.
Skilled people are bold, this water eggplant is really not afraid of being thrown into the street!
Hey, he didn't write about the European opening because he was afraid that he would throw out a book on the street.
But everything has a reason, and you can't just make a decision just by patting your head.
The reason for this setting has actually been explained in Chapter 77.
"Lin Ying's experience and his character have somehow made him become a 'training freak'.
The famous NBA training freaks, Kobe Bryant, Jimmy Butler, Leonard, including Durant, all have weird personalities."
This is understandable. Many scientists are called "crazy" just because they are dedicated enough.
The reason why you want to become a training freak is because this book does not have a systematic setting.
If there is no system, how can the yellow race, which has no physical advantage, catch up with or even surpass them? There is no other way except training.
I choose to be withdrawn because I am relatively paranoid, and those who pick up silk in my mouth are a little easier to accept (prototype Leonard?).
Moreover, the book also gives the message of "isolation (acquired, changeable)" from the perspective of Barnes at the beginning.
How to change it will be the driving point of the plot later.
Moreover, the book also very consciously mentions that a person cannot have only one personality.
Although Lin Ying doesn't like to talk much, and even if he changes later, he won't be too pushy, but he plays hard and has a strong psychological quality.
These are also excellent qualities for success.
The second setting is the physical talent of the protagonist, especially the height.
Do yellow people have super static talents?
Yes, Zhou Qi.
With a height of 2.18 meters and a wingspan of 2.29 meters, he is almost catching up with Chamberlain.
But there are two reasons why I didn't choose that type.
The first is rationality. If there had been an 18-year-old Zhou Qi in 2007, he would have been exposed by the media long ago, and there would be no need for the protagonist to travel through time.
The second is to combine Lin Ying's golden finger with his basketball IQ and his time-traveling eyes.
Those who are taller are not as fast as him, and those who are fast are not as tall as him. This is the best reflection of the effect of the golden finger.
You must know that without a system, unless you are like Durant (you can't assume that China really has a handsome guy), otherwise high will inevitably mean slow. This is also easy to understand from Zhou Qi.
Okay, the settings are explained, mainly so that everyone can read the book better.
Then, let’s officially enter the launch speech!
First of all, I am very grateful to my brothers for their companionship in the past month and a half. Writing a book is a lonely job. I spend at least 12 hours in front of the computer every day. Without your comments, interactions and words of encouragement, day after day, I would have been useless, so I sincerely say
Thanks to everyone for your company.
Secondly, it sold badly.
I saw a brother say that I am very popular on pirated websites, and I had a complicated mood.
High popularity means that my writing is actually pretty good, but being on a pirated website means that my writing is not good enough.
Just like the description in Qidian Rewards: If you are surprised, you should be rewarded.
So for this book, I tried my best and tried my best.
Then, it is indeed a bit miserable.
If you have been reading my books, you should know my current situation. I have a child, the mortgage is still there, my parents are not in good health, and I have many problems. I almost made myself kneel the day before yesterday, so I won’t talk about it.
The current situation is that parents cannot take care of their children, so Little Eggplant can only be sent to day care.
Moreover, my wife now works in Hangzhou. She has to catch the subway at around 7 a.m. and then gets home at 8 p.m.
So my life basically looks like this:
Get up at around 8 o'clock in the morning, wash the little eggplant, make some breakfast, send him to day care, and then come back to write a book;
After writing, I took a nap after lunch (at this age, if you don’t take a nap, your head will explode in the afternoon), then got up to write a book, and went to pick up the little eggplant at around 4 p.m.;
I cooked dinner for Little Eggplant, washed the dishes, took out the garbage, and cleaned the house. Then around 8 o'clock, his mother came back and handed it over to her, and I continued writing the book.
So when I said before that it was too late to revise the article and have lunch, it was really too late.
I remember someone said in a book that Lin Ying and Durant sleep 5 hours a day is absolutely not enough.
But the reality is that I usually write until 12 o'clock at night, and then sometimes I can't sleep and think about this and that, and it's almost 2 o'clock.
I wake up again around 7 a.m., and 5 hours is often the norm for me.
Sometimes it’s a bit incredible to think that I can persevere, because this is not something that happens in one day, two days, one month, or two months.
I think a big part of the reason for this is love and your company!
Next, express your attitude.
This book was released on the 13th of last month, and the new book period is about one and a half months, with 330,000 words!
It started with 6K a day, and later increased to 8K~10K a day!
Moreover, I deleted a lot of manuscripts after discovering that there was water in the middle, and the new ones I wrote later basically didn’t have that problem.
There shouldn’t be many books with this word count in the current new book issue, and Shui Qie’s attitude this time is to fight for it!
Daily updates are guaranteed to be 8K in the first month after it is released, and as many updates as possible while ensuring quality!
Finally, I would like to thank some people and ask for subscriptions and monthly passes!
Thanks to my editor La Tiao. Although I write unsystematic articles and the risks are relatively high, La Tiao still gives all the recommendations that can be given. This is the most recommended new book issue in all the years I have been writing books;
Thanks to Shui Danqiao (the author of "I Really Just Want to Strike Iron" next door), he gave me the outline and provided a lot of useful suggestions on some key plots;
Thanks to the operation and management. They not only work hard to increase the popularity of the book, but also give me a lot of encouragement in private.
Of course, the last thing I should thank most is you, every reader, who has been with me all the way.
I hope this time, you can come and subscribe to support me.
Because this time I really tried my best and tried my best.
It’s also because those who lead me to beat me want to see me as someone who can’t survive (I tried to start my last book in Europe and this one was unsystematic in writing, and then they said I was resting on my laurels).
This time, for that tone, I hope and need your support!
See you at 0:00 on August 1st!
Thanks in advance!
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Chapter completed!