NBA: Art Is Trash Talk

2025-01-18 12:56

The characters included the male lead, He Xinghui, who was funny and cute, and liked beautiful women with big breasts. The male supporting character, Barkley, liked to bet and was often teased by He Xinghui. Suspected to like women's clothing… NBA: Art Is Trash Talk by Chuan Guan. It was a sports/basketball novel with a system, basketball, a mouth cannon, fast paced, relaxed, NBA, and funny elements. It was completed and could be enjoyed without worry. [User recommendation: I accidentally found a very interesting basketball article.] In his previous life, the protagonist was an ordinary person. At the start of the game, he transmigrated to become the water dispenser manager of the Clippers in 2005. He was a 60th pick rookie and an 18-year-old Chinese player with the same name. He was a fullback. At the start of the game, he received an art system, which was actually a trash talk system. Art was trash talk. On the court, he used trash talk to provoke the enemy to obtain points to strengthen himself. An indecent system paired with an indecent main character, a joker, an actor, and an Act Tough King. The main character had a stroke on the court. The main character's attributes in the system were very simple, unlike some basketball texts that had complicated classifications. Therefore, although the opening was very traditional in basketball, and the main character's attributes were set to be very bad, it could be foreseen that the leveling would not be too slow. In the first few matches, the author asked the protagonist to exchange points for many time-effective items instead of using them to upgrade his attributes. It seemed very vicious, but it was actually very reasonable. After all, the protagonist was only a water dispenser manager. His real strength was poor, and his playing time was extremely limited. If he did not perform well in this limited playing time, but instead showed his actual terrible strength, it was foreseeable that the manager would definitely press the protagonist to death on the bench. If he used a time-limited item to perform extremely well in a limited time, he would definitely be able to get a stable amount of time to appear in the game later on, and he would also have a chance to obtain more points. However, the balance between using these points to exchange for items and leveling up attributes needed to be carefully grasped by the author. If the main character's stats didn't increase much after many matches, I would think that it was very toxic. Also, if I were to obtain a large number of points, enough to make a certain attribute of the main character reach the star level, but instead of using it to increase it, I would exchange it for a seemingly powerful but very expensive item. I would also find this situation very toxic. Many systematic basketball novels had such situations. People who could be disgusted once or twice couldn't continue reading. Fortunately, this was not the case for the current book. This was because the author did not write down the specific points to obtain. This was a smart thing to do. He could write down a point according to the needs of the plot, which could reasonably arrange for the main character to increase his strength. The main point of this book was that the main character was very funny. He had a lot of flirtatious words and acted pretentious countless times along the way. Even though the main character's actual strength was not enough, he was as popular as a celebrity. It was very enjoyable to watch. The current opening plot was very good, unlike most basketball novels that were dull. However, the author made the system's attributes simple. I'm a little worried that the main character's strength might increase too quickly in the future. Because if you didn't increase your attributes, you would be deliberately suppressing the main character. This was a very poisonous point. However, there were only so many attributes in total. As long as a few attributes reached A rank, the protagonist would almost have the strength of an All Star. According to the current point acquisition speed, it would not take too long for all attributes to reach A rank. All A's had to be at least super strong. If the main character was too strong, it would be difficult to write the later part of the game. He hoped that the author would not fall behind and write brilliantly. Then, this book would become an immortal herb. Oh right, don't deliberately arrange for injuries in the later part of the story. This is also a big poison point. Unfortunately, what happened next… I hope you will like this book.