NBA: Simulating the Emperor's Body from the Start

To be honest, N in Chamberlain's time did not actually exist. Now N is strong, so Chamberlain is also lucky. There are no tigers in the mountains, and monkeys are kings. In the entire history of N, he can't even be ranked in the top ten. You might as well get a Warhammer Emperor!

There are more than ten chapters written in one game, how do you want me to read it?

Larry Bird is a player who likes to play without the ball. He can find his position very well. After receiving the ball, he releases the ball very quickly and has a wide field of vision. He usually receives the ball and directly finds a teammate with a good opportunity without taking a shot. If he has a chance, he can also shoot directly. If there is no chance, he can attract the opponent with a post-up single or use fake moves to confuse the opponent and then directly shoot the goal. His speed in handling the ball may be the fastest in the top ten in history. He is very threatening in long passes, second passes, and outside passes. He is much better than Babu Lang who can shift the blame after getting the ball. If the protagonist gets Larry Bird's golf IQ, he doesn't need Webber's support if he has good passing skills. Bird's support is much better than Webber's. Of course, Bird's attack ability is not as good as Jordan's. Jordan is the number one attacker in history, and he handles the ball very quickly. He usually takes three dribbles at most before choosing a layup, dunk or pass. He also takes three or four dribbles to shoot after receiving the ball and playing with his back, and his shooting rate is still very high.

He has the top height and wingspan in history, with a height of 2.17 Meters and a wingspan of 2.34 Meters. The speed of a first-class defender is recorded at 10.9 Seconds for 100 yards, which is converted to 11.6 Seconds for 100 meters. The strength record is 210.9 Kilograms in bench press, while O'Neal is 209.6 Kilograms. He has the best endurance in history, average playing time of 48.5 Minutes per game, and a run-up jump of more than 1.1 Meters. In terms of technology, he is one of the top three rebounders in history, has the first total rebound record in history, and has the first single-game rebound record in history. He has 23 offensive rebounds out of 55 rebounds. He is an extremely accurate rebounder. At that time, there was no three-point line and he didn't know whether the distance was two points or three points longer. He could turn over and shoot jumpers and fadeaway jumpers. Because of his strong strength, most of Chamberlain's shots were rebounders. Because he is too strong, his free throw shooting percentage is 51.1%, Which is at the same level as O'Neal. Chamberlain was able to use O'Neal's back. In that era, back-up penalties were more stringent. O'Neal's back-up in that era was often called for fouls.

Can you write it faster? I'm a little sloppy.

You can often see in the video that Bill Russell covers the ball directly into the arms of his teammates. This ability is very scary. It seems that it is rare to see other players do this later, being able to cover their teammates and get the ball directly.

I thought it was the Emperor from Warhammer 40k

He averaged 30 per game in the regular season, only 22 in the playoffs, and only 18 in the finals. For a player who didn't even dominate at the time, why would anyone be sure that he could dominate now across decades? Isn't it ridiculous?

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