NBA: I'm Really Not a Court-Side Demolition Machine

Zhang Chen, once hailed as a "rising star," ruptures his right Achilles tendon in his first game after joining Georgetown University.

He gives up on himself and starts binge eating, his body soon badly out of shape.

During the 2007 NCAA Final Four, Zhang Chen, now weighing 300 pounds, is called upon in a desperate moment and sent onto the court.

As he steps onto the floor, he unexpectedly awakens the "Strongest NBA" System.

The System awards him points based on his performance on the court.

He can redeem those points in the shop for all kinds of skills and items.

Oden: Don't call me the Emperor! I don't even compare to Zhang Chen.

Durant: Zhang Chen's shooting talent far surpasses mine! It's unbelievable that he can score from anywhere on the court. He truly deserves to be called the Scoring Machine!

O'Neal: Even five versions of me at my peak would struggle against Zhang Chen. He's the best big man in the league!

Fans: What? Zhang Chen wins MVP? What? Zhang Chen wins a championship? What? Zhang Chen leads his team to a dynasty?

Come on!

Who's going to stop Zhang Chen?

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