NBA: The Emotion System, Trash Talk Fires Up the Entire League

Reborn in 1995, Lin Tian storms back into the NBA with the "Basketball Emotion System." The System follows one ironclad rule: make opponents lose their cool, and he'll earn experience and attributes. From the start, he gets three max-level talents dropped right in his lap: Bolt's speed, Brady's passing vision, and Mayweather's fighting skills. And so the most obnoxious trash-talking point guard in league history makes his debut. While others play basketball, he messes with their heads. On his first day with the Bulls, he makes a veteran cry and mouths off to Jordan until the veins in his forehead bulge. One line sends Miller packing, Payton gets roasted into silence, and even Barkley gets rattled from the sidelines while commentating. The nastier his trash talk, the stronger he gets. He fast-breaks like lightning, passes as if he can see the future, and fights cleanly and professionally. Everyone in the league who wants to beat him up is lined up in a queue, but nobody can outrun him or out-trash-talk him. This time, he'll turn the entire NBA into his personal ATM for other people's emotions.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual persons or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.