NBA Legend Who Dominates the Restricted Area

In 2002, when the world's attention was focused on the No. 1 Draft pick from the East landing in the NBA, no one noticed the slim boy clutching his number plate in the corner of the arena. When Lin Hao was shredding the seventh training schedule outside the draft venue, he suddenly heard a mechanical voice in his head: The host's skeleton was amazing, unlocking the growth system for the overlord of the penalty area. Wait! He gestured towards the void. I am only 188 centimeters tall in shoes. You want me to imitate Kareem Abdul-Jabbar? The neon lights drew a slender shadow behind him, but projected a giant silhouette on the ground that blocked the sky and the sun. The three knee pads and two bottles of analgesic spray that suddenly appeared in the training bag seemed like a footnote of some kind of black humor. What Lin Hao didn't know was that when he used a guard's take-off height to complete a center-style dunk for the first time at the Brooklyn Street Court, a scout in the second-floor apartment spilled the coffee - the figure in the surveillance video folding at a weird angle in the air was using the No. 2 Position to finish at the No. 5 Position. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.