NBA: A Random Skill Every Game

Li Bin transmigrates to 2003.

He goes from being a professional UFC fighter to becoming a college teammate of Dwyane Wade, the Flash.

In the semifinals, Li Bin's Marquette Golden Eagles are trailing their opponents, the Kansas Jayhawks, by more than thirty points, and are on the verge of being eliminated.

At the crucial moment, Li Bin awakens the Basketball Perks System, which randomly grants him one basketball skill for each game.

In the game that follows, Li Bin sinks thirteen three-pointers in the final ten minutes, leading his team to a comeback victory and a place in the final, where they ultimately win the NCAA championship.

After being drafted into the NBA, Li Bin begins an unbelievable career as a player with help from the Basketball Perks System.

Kobe: "I consider Li the greatest one-on-one player!"

LeBron James: "Li is the real deal: a player who can play every position, from point guard to center!"

Curry: "I learned how to shoot threes from Li."

Looking at the championship rings on all ten fingers, Li Bin gives a faint sigh. "I really don't want to win championships in such a flashy way..."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.