Sports medicine starts with the Sun Miracle Doctor

Chapter 69 Remarks on the launch (talk about the plot)
This is my first time writing this, so I looked through other books to see how it was written.

First of all, I would like to thank the editor as usual, thank you for catching me at midnight, and the editor-in-chief Biscuit for guiding me.

Then let’s talk about the most important thing, which is updating.

Normally, it would be [-] per day. After all, I was also rolled out of the station next door.

If I am in good condition one day, I will update a little more from time to time, like [-] (this should be the limit, after all, I am getting older, especially this year, I always feel that my brain has been drained and I can't write anymore)
……

Then let’s talk about this book.

First of all, I was very lucky. Thanks to the unpopular channel, I was able to go to Sanjiang.

The second is the plot. (It’s not that I don’t read the comment section, I also read it)

The main problem is that this is my first time writing on this subject.

It's not like a basketball article. No matter where you start, whether you are a player or a coach, there is a very clear main line, and you just have to write it all the way.

Writing about a team doctor involves many issues.

For example, should you describe more about the game? If you describe too much, what does the human game have to do with you as a team doctor? You can't get injured every day.

If you don't write it, the plot will be weak.

A relative said that you should gain experience in the hospital from the beginning, and then become a team doctor after becoming a famous doctor, but that would be a CD doctor's article, and this is a sports article after all.

Furthermore, the plot must have ups and downs and conflicts, but who is the team doctor’s enemy?The team doctors of other teams are also out of reach.

Many people criticized this plot of the Magic management. I wrote this plot out of the desire to intensify the conflict, as well as to shape the protagonist's motivations and other considerations.

As you can see, many people are dissatisfied.

In fact, I wrote more than a dozen chapters at that time, and I also discovered problems and wanted to overturn this plot and write it again.

Just prove yourself, directly become a team doctor, and then naturally work as a team doctor for the Magic for a season, write about training, then become famous, and then go to the Suns to treat Hardaway.But later the editor talked and said there was no need to change it, but in the end it was not changed.

And there is also the time point when Hardaway was injured (I will write according to the real injury point as much as possible).

This resulted in a huge change in the plot. I went to the sun in advance, and the health management department was also planned to be written later.

There is nothing we can do. That NASA miracle doctor who went to the Sun at the end of 2000 and 2001 is now the protagonist.

Of course, due to lack of rigor, there was an error. I don’t know if you discovered it or not. Later, I found out that it was too late to correct it.

I am also slowly exploring where to find the cool points.

Next, we will focus on those injured players and make up for their regrets.

There are many such athletes. I may know more about basketball, but I don’t know much about football, so if anyone knows more about them, you can tell me more in the comment area.

By the way, I have a question. Leagues like NFL and MLB have almost no domestic audience and many people don’t understand them. Do you think it’s necessary to write about them?

Finally, although I am not a newbie, I am not an expert either. I am a small author and my level is limited.

And I only started writing basketball articles the year before last, and I wrote a few books next door.

Before, I wrote about cities.

Before that, I was writing fantasy, and I was truly a half-way monk.

So I’m sorry if it’s not well written.

In short, there are thousands of words to say, so try to write them well, and then ask for an initial order.

(End of this chapter)