NBA: The Mad Shooting Guard

Meng Fanlin is a second-round pick in the 2006 draft, and from the start, he's teammates with Chris Paul, the Point God.

He activates the One Shot to Fame System, unlocking one shooting hotspot after another. As he keeps scoring and leveling up, he becomes unstoppable from every spot on the court.

Paul says: “Rumor has it I'll team up with Kobe? No, no. My teammate Meng is already the greatest shooting guard. Kobe can't hold a candle to him. Playing alongside Meng, even my grandma could win a championship!”

Kobe says: “That's right. I fear no one in a one-on-one, not even Jordan. But Meng is the exception. He made me feel an unfathomable, overwhelming terror!”

LeBron James says: “I thought I was the most well-rounded player in history, until I met Meng!”

Kevin Durant says: “I thought my talent was unmatched in the world, that no one could beat me, until I met Meng. That's when I realized my talent was nothing compared to his skills.”

Jordan says: “I admit, he's more deserving than I am of the title Basketball God!”

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This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any similarities are purely coincidental. Do not imitate.