NBA Basketball Time and Space Folder

When Lin Shen, an NBA data analyst in 2025, woke up in a low-cost apartment in Chinatown, USA, with the basketball memories of the next fifteen years, he found that he had become the Chinese water dispenser manager of the Duke University basketball team. There are still 30 days left before March Madness, and the glaring comment on the scouting report reads: The sports ceiling for yellow people is, and it is recommended to switch to accounting. He held the memory library that can predict the injury cycle, activated the muscle memory of triple training in his dream, and in the NCAA finals, in front of the national broadcast, he used a Chinese heavy artillery three-pointer that spanned half court to defeat the talented Kentucky army. When the basketball passed through the net, the broken coffee cup on the ESPN commentary desk and the sound of firecrackers exploding in Chinatown simultaneously shocked the entire basketball world. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.