Recommend a good competitive book - the protagonist has the ability to predict by chance, and since then he has dominated the NBA arena and created a new era of point guards.

Title of the book, "Hot Point Guard"

The brief introduction is as follows:

In the Bill Fitch era, the Cavaliers were a defensively oriented civilian team, and although it was a time of struggle, it also had a brief period of glory. To this day, the Ridgefield Miracle is still a legend for all football fans.

In the era of the Three Musketeers, the Cavaliers team composed of Price, Dorty, Nance and Harper was the most perfect team in the hearts of all old fans, but I have to regret that if they didn't live in the same era as the basketball gods, they should have achieved fame. However, in the end, I had to go away with endless regrets in the most beautiful years.

There may be the LeBron James era, but with his departure from Miami, this time that was thought to lead the Cavaliers to the top eventually disappeared into history with regrets......

In 2010, LeBron James left Miami in a sign-and-trade deal, and some people say that this selfish approach did not bring any benefit to the Cavaliers, but it was not.

Lynham, an undrafted rookie who was signed by Miami, was sent to Cleveland, which was in the midst of a rebuild, as one of the chips in the trade, and the greatest point guard era in Cavaliers history arrived......

The link is as follows, don't miss it if you like competition:

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In addition, I recommended a stock book before, which was recommended by a book friend at the request of a friend, and after thinking about it, the bullet shell still withdrew the recommendation. There is no other meaning, at first it was simply to recommend a book, and then some book friends looked for a bullet shell, saying that this kind of book is mainly a stock god pulling book friends to speculate in stocks, and the bullet shell thought about it, because the bullet shell did not understand the stock market god, and was worried that there were book friends who would do something because of the recommendation of this book and then there would be losses, etc., that bullet shell was really a crime, and that's it. I1153