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  Su Shicheng felt that perhaps he should, or could do something, of course this wasn't about trying to save the entire Huaxia basketball scene with his own strength, that was impossible, Su Shicheng didn't have that kind of power, but he could do some things within his capabilities.

  Of course, if Su Rui Chen's idea was heard by others, it would probably be ridiculed again, saying that he is eating tea eggs and wielding atomic bombs in his heart. The revival of Chinese basketball is something that the bigwigs of the Basketball Association have not said anything about, what does it have to do with him? In fact, Su Rui Chen is not so great, he just doesn't want to let the scene of sweating on the basketball court disappear.

  "Now that means young people have lost confidence in basketball, can I use my method to restore a little bit of confidence for those who like basketball? Or further inspire those who don't like basketball to become interested?"

  Su Zhechen was good at writing, well, to put it bluntly, he just moved the classics from the previous life's earth over.

  In both past lives and this life, there is a type of web novel called competitive sports, which mainly writes about basketball, football, tennis and so on.

  Basketball is a major competitive sport, so there are many classic ones about basketball, such as "Seeking" and "Pride Will Not Die".

  However, the key to the problem is that these are all based on the NBA, which does not conform to the situation in this world at all. It takes a lot of time to adapt, and the hardship of this process compared to the results obtained is completely not worth it.

  Things that aren't worth it, Su Zhechen would never do.

  There are many college basketball games that have nothing to do with the NBA, but after racking my brains, I couldn't find a single one that could achieve the effect he had in mind.

  "No way? Then let's make a comic book, draw a motivational basketball comic."

  There are many comics about basketball, and Su Rui Chen can search for a string in his mind - Slam Dunk, Zero Second Shot, Fantasy Basketball, Flying Dunk, Youth Basketball Dream, Decisive Moment, Kuroko's Basketball, Cross-Field, Basketball is Fun, Youth Basketball King, Real Dunk Master, etc.

  There are still many left, for example "Basketball Fire Soul" and the like. Even Su Yuchen, who called himself a manga doctor in his previous life, had never heard of them. Maybe they weren't well-known so I'll just skip them.

  Firstly, "Basketball Boy" is drawn by Hidetaka Yagi, who is famous for his beautiful artwork. This manga artist is very familiar to me, and I can even list out some of his works. The reason why I'm so familiar with him is that he's the author of "G-Taste", which is a classic adult anime. Simply put, Hidetaka Yagi is an adult manga artist.

  Reconnecting with Su Shichen, his past life was a thirty-something-year-old virgin. Being so familiar with Hachiko also doesn't need to be said.

  Although Hachiko Yamato is a manga artist for adults, he can't deny the brilliance of "Basketball Boy", but it was still vetoed by Su Xichen. The reason is simple: "Slam Dunk Boy" is a sequel to "Slam Dunk", and in this world, "Slam Dunk" hasn't even appeared yet, making "Slam Dunk Boy" absolutely unsuitable.

  "Slam Dunk" is a classic worth considering, the background of this comic is directly from Earth's basketball becoming the strongest sports project in the universe, with a hint of science fiction, and most importantly, the author of this anime is Inoue Takehiko.

  "Slam Dunk" is a direct denial, no matter how you look at it, this anime seems to be a rotten girl's anime. All the characters in the comic are super handsome men, which is also due to the author's reason. The author, Takehiko Inoue, is known as the "super-beauty cartoonist". Can a rotten girl-oriented anime ignite the passion for basketball? It's naturally impossible, so this denial is dismissed.

  "Full Metal Panic!" is also a sci-fi anime, and its author, Shoji Gatoh, is very famous for "Macross". In short, it's about playing basketball with Gundam. The concept of Gundam and Transformers was still new at that time, let alone playing basketball with Gundam!

  "Decisive Moment of Killing" is not a comic, but an anime produced by Huaxia. Su Xun has always had a negative attitude towards Huaxia's anime, with both character design and plot being unimpressive, undoubtedly denying it.

  "The Young Basketball Dream" author Nishiyama Yuriko is obviously a female cartoonist, Su Xianchen has a very rude idea that basketball is a man's sport and women can't understand it, so "The Young Basketball Dream" was denied.

  "Kuroko's Basketball" is a classic, the author Tadatoshi Fujimaki is not very famous, although the character settings in this manga are also handsome guys, with a fujoshi-like feel, but there are many touching scenes.

  For example, when Haijō High School played against Tōhō Academy, it was a match between Kise and Aomine. In that game, Kise mimicked Aomine's moves in order to win, but still ended up losing. Kise had exhausted himself so much that he couldn't even stand up after the game, and he pounded the floor with his fists as if scolding himself for being useless. That scene was quite moving.

  And how can I put it, this "Kuroko's Basketball" is a bit abnormal, the basketball views in it transcend reality, the main characters in the comic all have their own special moves.

  For example, the protagonist Hei Zi can make a fantasy pass, which makes Magic Johnson feel like kneeling down; another example is Midori no Tarō's full-court three-pointer, note that it's full-court, anywhere on the basketball court can shoot three-pointers, in front of this special skill, legendary shooter Reggie Miller is still legendary?

  Kise's copying ability, Akashi's Emperor Eye, and Alex's Blaze Dunk are not supposed to exist in reality. After some thought, I've decided to temporarily set aside "Kuroko no Basket".

  "Crossing the Court" is quite a classic, but it's just too short, only seven volumes, disappointing.

  The "Basketball Crazy" manga is also hot-blooded, the protagonist Xiao, although he was only selected for the F group by the coach due to his silly smile during the selection match, but he still didn't give up and worked hard. This content has some similarities with the current basketball situation in this world, so even though "Basketball Crazy" is a relatively unknown work with a small reputation, it was still chosen by Su Rui Chen as a reserve.

  "Slam Dunk" is also known as "The Sky of the Duck"? A very annoying name, but to be honest, this manga is one of Sū Shì Chén's personal favorite basketball mangas. Basketball is a sport for tall people, whether in this world or the previous life on Earth, and the main character Sakuragi Hanamichi is less than 1.6 meters tall.

  Because of a sentence his mother said, "Short players can only succeed if they can run the whole court and score!", this short player practices shooting 200 times every day and insists on dribbling and running.

  It may be due to the reason of his previous life, Su Rei Chen, although his height in his previous life was not considered a third-rate cripple, but also a second-rate cripple. Therefore, he has a particularly strong sense of substitution for Kuroko Tetsuya. Moreover, this manga has another advantage, the author Tadatoshi Fujimaki is very good at arranging basketball tactics, and this manga is also to be determined.

  "This manga "Real" is also a work of Takehiko Inoue, classic is classic, motivational is motivational but the theme of wheelchair basketball doesn't quite fit, so I'll rule it out."

  Then comes "Slam Dunk", this work is considered by Su Shichen to be the most classic, and the author is also Inoue Takehiko. This manga is Su Shichen's favorite basketball manga, without exception.

  Sakuragi Hanamichi, Rukawa Kaede, Sendoh Akira, Akagi Takenori and so on, these characters are still firmly etched in people's minds even after many years or decades.

  Su Release still remembers that it was an afternoon, when he unintentionally heard a song called "I Want to Shout I Like You" online. Although the music is in Japanese and Su Release couldn't understand it clearly, he somehow felt a rhythmic sensation. Later, after searching, he found out that it was the opening theme of "Slam Dunk".

  Even if there were so many manga in Japan after the previous life on Earth, the opening theme of "Slam Dunk" is still the most classic opening that Su Shichen thinks. The opening begins with Sakuragi's dunk, and Akane playing women's basketball. After Akane scores, her white palm hits Sakuragi's at that moment, and the camera freezes at that moment! Along with "I Want to Loudly Say I Like You", that scene can really be said to be unforgettable for Su Shichen!

  "Slam Dunk", "Full Metal Basketball", "Kuroko's Basketball", "Basketball King of Youth", and "The First Slam Dunk" are all fantastic basketball manga, but which one to choose? Among the five, two are works by Inoue Takehiko, who is indeed a great god of competitive manga in my heart.

  "If it's about sparking interest and love for basketball, then it must be hot-blooded and inspiring. From an inspirational perspective, first remove 'Kuroko no Basket'."

  Kuroko's Basketball is moving, but it doesn't have that kind of motivation, unlike other manga like Slam Dunk, Haikyuu!!, and Rurouni Kenshin where the main characters are just ordinary people.

  Sakuragi and Shohoku are doing well, Sakuragi has a beast-like physical strength, Shohoku has an amazing jumping ability and speed, while Harukawa is completely without basketball talent. These protagonists all start from ordinary people, then slowly learn basketball and become stronger and more powerful, this kind of gradual improvement is very important for the sense of immersion.

  Unlike the main character Kuroko Tetsuya of "Kuroko's Basketball" who had incredible abilities from the start, the special moves in this comic are really out of place. It just so happens that they drew a comic like this after the national team suffered a crushing defeat to Brunei, it has a bit of an awkward taste to it.

  In short, "Kuroko's Basketball" must be eliminated, but the remaining ones are making Su Xincheng headache. The remaining four manga are very sufficient in terms of motivation and hot-bloodedness, each has its own strengths, at least in terms of immersion, Su Xincheng still thinks that "Slam Dunk" is the strongest!

  "I'll just have to go with the simplest method, whoever is most famous and has the highest popularity will be chosen."

  "Slam Dunk", "Basketball Banzai", "Young Basketball King", and "The Prince of Tennis" are all popular manga, but if we're talking about popularity, then it's undoubtedly "Slam Dunk"!

  Along with "Baseball Hero" and "Football Prodigy", it is considered the pinnacle of sports manga in Japan, and its popularity and reputation are unmatched by any other three works.

  "That's settled then, I'll go with 'Slam Dunk'!" Having decided that, he took immediate action. Although he had previously drawn some character settings, such as Conan Edogawa and Ryoma Echizen, he still lacked professional tools for drawing manga.

  Ran downstairs to the bookstore to buy all these tools, after lunch, locked myself in the room and got ready to start.

  He also told Wei Xin not to disturb him while he was rushing to finish his manuscript.

  "Hello, Old Tiger!"

  "Today Xiaosi took the initiative to call me, I'm really surprised."

  "What's so surprising?" Su Xichen suddenly changed the subject and said, "Right, Lao Hu, I'm planning to draw a comic about basketball. How about it? Are you interested?"

  "Comic about basketball? Not interested, now even people in our school don't play basketball anymore. Xiaosi, you'd better draw about tennis instead, or else according to this situation, be careful that no one will read it." Ma Jun said worriedly for Su Xichen.

  "Don't worry about whether anyone is watching or not, I'm asking if you're interested?"