I like to read " All That's Left Is Noisy." Are there any other books that you would recommend?

2025-02-05 16:30

There were novels similar to "All That's Left Is Noisy": 1."After signing with AC Milan, I'm in a good mood." Author: Burying Love Ye Liangchen 2: Flying Through the Bubble Age, Author: Diagonal Chord 3. Exploiting Hollywood 1980, by Moscow Fitter Gosha 4. Superstar Reversal, by the Grove Street Brothers 5:"The Black Technology System of the Ball Tyrant", Author: The Sheep Who Doesn't Like to Eat Grass 6: Coach, I Don't Want to Retire Yet, Author: Linhe Yuweng 7: When Pride Still Matters, Author: Silent Love 8:"There are no shortcuts in basketball." Author: Minced Meat Eggplant 9:"God Su of the Reopening of the Sports World", Author: Zi Feng 01 Playing Basketball and Becoming the Chosen One, by the Grove Street Brothers From Sparring Partner to Superstar, Author: Super Microphone NBA: Miracle Creator, Author: Fried Pineapple with Green Pepper 13:"I'm a Rotten Man, but I Go Straight to the Basketball Hall of Fame." Author: The Sheep Who Doesn't Like Grass I Am Kakakaka, Author: Clear and High I'm Really Not a Character Player, Author: Yi Wensan I Don't Know "The God of NBA Point Guards," Author: Dong Wangyi Fox of the Forbidden Zone, Author: Lin Hai Tingtao The Swordsman on the Basket, by the Grove Street Brothers America 1982, Author: A Spoonful of Past I'm Really a Cheater, by the Grove Street Brothers The following is a detailed introduction of these novels: 1:"After signing with AC Milan, I'm on fire": Quite a popular song, but it has played down the domestic influence. If there is really a star player like the protagonist, he is definitely worthy of being the top player in the country. 2."Over the Bubble Era":"Over the Bubble Era" was a very good Japanese entertainment novel. The author used the style of a light novel to describe the love story between the protagonist and two famous managers, giving people a sense of ambiguity. Compared to the previous book, this book had improved a lot, but the main plot was a little monotonous. However, I really like the content of the book, especially the love story between the famous manager Iwai and Momura Star. It's very interesting. I haven't finished reading it yet, but this book really gave me a big surprise. The style of writing is exquisite, the plot is smooth, there are no flaws, and there is no pretentiousness. The relationship between a man and a woman is also very good. I recommend it. In addition, the book was written in great detail, recreating the cultural style of Japan at that time. The main character was like an aboriginal. The first few hundred chapters were about the career line, followed by the love line. The female protagonist, Akira Nakamori, was sweet. It was not suitable for casual readers. Those who liked Japanese entertainment and accepted slow popularity could give it a try. In general, I think 'Beyond the Bubble Age' is a highly recommended book. I personally rate it as fodder. Exploiting Hollywood 1980: Exploiting Hollywood 1980 is a very interesting and realistic novel. The author described various theories and techniques of film, coupled with original scripts and various ideas, successfully shaping the protagonist into a diligent creator who drew inspiration from life. This book borrowed the inspiration of the 1990 Apocalypse in Chicago from the very beginning, allowing the readers to get a sense of immersion in a young man from the last century. By describing the details of daily life, the author gradually weakened the protagonist's "Qidian character setting." He began to become a native living in a foreign country, rather than a reverse banana man with God's perspective. Although the protagonist was a hypocritical protagonist who used plagiarism to succeed after transmigrating, the author insisted on his own writing style, which made the readers resonate with his experience. There were many details about the exploitation film in the book, and the relationship between the editing and the dream was still an impression. It felt very real. Overall, this book was fascinating and novel. I recommend it to everyone. 4."Superstar Growth Reversal": Good 5."The Black Technology System of the Ball Dominator": This is a dynasty of one person. The same champion, but a different team. 6."Coach, I Don't Want to Retire Yet": Old Kobe, Old Nash, Artest, who had just changed his name, Howard, who had embarked on the path of a Happy Beast... The stubborn old blacksmith, the confused Na Bufang, the brainless person who was angry with the world, the soft egg who was happy on the outside but rotten on the inside. Mike Brown, Bickerstaff, D'Antoni, and me... dukang 7: When Pride Still Matters: New book, Miao Miao. This author has a feeling for writing about the NBA. 8."There are no shortcuts in basketball": A book I've been chasing. Old author, rich in basketball knowledge. The plot was reasonable and the rhythm was good. 9."The Reopening of the Sports World, God Su":::: 10:"Just Playing Basketball, But Became The Chosen One": Basketball essay, snatching the throne of King Zhan at the beginning. Old Ge's new book. If you like it, you can take a look. [Shimeng's score: 8.8] "From Training Partner to Superstar":"From Training Partner to Superstar" is a novel that people look forward to. The author, Super Microphone, used his rich basketball writing style and solid life details to successfully show the protagonist Li Ao's journey from a training partner to a global superstar. The story revolved around the timeline of 1999, depicting the chaos of the NBA during that era and the growth of the protagonist, Li Ao. The story began in 1999 when Li Ao transmigrated. He had originally hoped to rely on his rebirth to make a name for himself in Silicon Valley, but the appearance of the system led him to basketball. The timing was unique because the NBA superstars were still young. There were too many regrets to make up for and a lot of content to write about. Li Ao's identity setting was also very interesting. He was a swingman, starting from being a sparring partner on the UCLA team and slowly developing his basketball skills. This setting added a hint of mystery and anticipation to the story. In the story, the system was the key to Li Ao's growth. He could get points by participating in competitions and training, and then he could get a series of rewards through these points. Although this setting was conventional, the author had handled the details very carefully, allowing the readers to feel the tension and excitement of the game and training. In short, From Sparring Partner to Superstar is a book that "NBA: The Miracle Creator": The author of this book is very well-written. All the characters in the book have high IQ, the plot is also very complete, and the thinking is meticulous. There are many interesting points that I hope everyone can find out for themselves. I hope that friends who like this book will support the author more. "I'm a Rotten Man, But I'm Going to the Basketball Hall of Fame", No. 129... Everything's Normal (Joined: 2022/11/18Word Count: 22,000) I Am Kakakaka 15:"I'm Really Not a Character Player": Basketball articles, joining the Bobcats, Zhan Hei is ecstatic🏀 <<The God of NBA Point Guards>> I'm King at the Number One Position!> After the Bad Boys Army, the new Iron Tyrant, the new ruler of the world, Michael Jordan, had just climbed over the mountain of the Bad Boys Army and welcomed an even more powerful opponent. "The Fox in the Forbidden Zone": Lin Hai Tingtao's new book. It can be considered a groundbreaking fictional football novel. This was the story of a high school student who started off as a rookie in football and struggled to grow up step by step. He was in the Chinese League One, the Chinese Super League…and he showed himself on the world stage step by step. To those who kept working hard for their dreams. "The Swordsman of the Basket Court": Additional comments later 19:"America 1982": The introduction of this book might be a little cliché, but the writing style was really experienced. The plot was drawn smoothly. In just a few chapters, you seemed to be able to feel the waves in the protagonist's heart. From disdain to courage to bear, feelings and responsibilities advanced step by step, as if you were there. Reading this kind of book was really a pleasure. 🔥🔥🔥 A gentleman who walks in the sky should strive for self-improvement! "I'm Really an Insider":"I'm Really an Insider" was an excellent novel. The author, Old Ge, had a wealth of experience in basketball literature. This book was also his transition work. The story was about a college student, Wayne, who was possessed by another Wayne in the future because of a car accident. He used his own system to cheat all the way from college to the Alliance. The setting of the story was wonderful and exciting. The title of the book,"I'm really a post player," actually explained the main character's technical play. He was a post player who was on the outside. This setting was very attractive. The author added some playful elements to the book, so that readers could learn a lot of interesting basketball jokes while reading. This combination was very outstanding, allowing people to enjoy watching basketball at the same time. However, there were some flaws in this book. The protagonist's experience was too smooth, almost without any setbacks, which made the story seem a little too dull. Although this book was a refreshing novel, if he could add some setbacks, it would make the story more lively and interesting. Overall, I'm Really a Insider was an excellent sports book. Although it wasn't particularly outstanding, it had already become one of the best sports articles in the world. Through this book, readers can understand the charm of basketball, and at the same time, they can feel the growth and struggle of the protagonist Wayne. If you are a basketball fan, this book is definitely not to be missed.