NBA: I'm Really Not a Court Bomber

Zhang Chen, who is regarded as a "star of tomorrow", suffered a rupture of the Achilles tendon in his right leg in his first game at Georgetown University. Zhang Chen, who gave up on himself, began to overeat and became seriously out of shape. In the NCAA Final Four in the 2007 season, Zhang Chen, who weighed 300 pounds, was ordered to step on the field. The "Strongest NBA" system was unexpectedly awakened when he appeared on the stage. The system rewards Zhang Chen with points based on his performance on the court. Points can be redeemed for various skills and props in the mall. Auden: Don't call me Emperor! In front of Zhang Chen, I am not worth mentioning at all. Du Xiaoshuai: Zhang Chen's shooting talent is far better than mine! It's unbelievable that he can score from any position on the court. He is well deserved to be called a bomber on the court! O*Er: Even when I was at my peak, it was difficult for me to fight against Zhang Chen. He is the number one insider in the league! Fans: What? Zhang Chen won MVP? What? Zhang Chen won the championship? What? Zhang Chen leads the team to establish a dynasty? Please! Who can stop Zhang Chen! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.