NBA: Tungsten and Titanium Alloy Body, Able to Withstand Tough Times

Chen Hao returned to the 2007 NCAA semifinals and was still a backup point guard averaging 4 points per game. When his teammates were injured, he was temporarily put on top - the tungsten-titanium alloy Garros template, Death Coil cut Jeff Green from the front, and a one-stop tomahawk dunk; he broke again in the second round to tie the score; in the third round, he received an alley-oop from Conley and dunked with both hands through Jeff Green. The backboard exploded and the rim hit the opponent's legs. Hibbert hit Chen Hao in the head with his elbow, causing him to retire with a broken forearm. Chen Hao had 15 points, 9 rebounds, 8 assists and 8 steals in the half, a quadruple-double, and led the team to a 36-point victory to advance to the finals. After the game, Kobe Bryant said that he had a single method of scoring, and Chen Hao only replied: "We'll talk about it after watching the finals." He had acquired the S-level mid-range shooting skills - 100% of open shots, and 60% of serious interference. Facing Florida in the Finals, Swift sat on the sidelines. Chen Hao dribbled the ball across half court, pulled it up and shot. The basketball was still in the air, and he had turned his head to look at the audience. The moment the ball hit the net, his eyes met those blue eyes. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.