NBA: After the Buddha Appeared, I Never Miss a Shot

Lin Yi transmigrates to the 2005 Hornets and becomes teammates with Chris Paul. From the start, he goes 0 for 10, paying tribute to Klay, and gets mercilessly roasted.

Ding! Congratulations, Host, for paying tribute to Klay. You have acquired the Deadly Three-Point Shot skill.

Facing the defense of the beast Ron Artest, Lin Yi hits every three-pointer and makes his name in a single game.

The Golden Left Hand, Death Grip, an unstoppable mid-range jumper, and a sky-scraping block: one skill after another awaits Lin Yi's unlock.

In his rookie season, Lin Yi leads Paul to the Western Conference Finals and all the way to the top.

Paul: I thought Lin Yi was here to support me!

Kevin Durant: Lin Yi was my draft comparison, though my wingspan is a little shorter than his.

Duncan: The next ten years belong to Lin Yi. I mean it!

LeBron James: You know, losing to Lin Yi in the NBA Finals isn't something to be ashamed of.

Kobe: I train at four in the morning with just one goal: to beat Lin Yi.

Jokic: It's an honor to get swept by Lin Yi.

Klay: I pay tribute to my mentor, Lin Yi.

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