Play NBA, Tai Chi, Xingyi, Martial Arts, What the Hell?

Tang Bei, a man from Tianjing who weighs 2.13 Meters and 136 kilograms, has a solid foundation in martial arts. However, due to losing his job and only having thirty-five dollars in his pocket, he is starving on the streets of New York. At this time, a virtual panel popped up: "The basketball treasure chest is activated, and the novice gift pack has been distributed." The results of the physical test shocked everyone: the maximum bench press was 230 kilograms, the 40-yard sprint was 4.45 Seconds, and both static and dynamic talents were S. In the training hall, the substitute who was laid off punched him, and Tang Bei lifted him more than a meter away with his arm; his teammates challenged him to dunk, and he smashed the backboard with a dunk and pulled down the basket frame. He held the torn off basket in his hand and asked, "Do you want to do it again?" Everyone shook their heads. On his debut, he made an alley-oop dunk from a double team and slapped his opponent's shot into the audience. CBA averages 18 points, 14 rebounds and 4 blocks per game. Tang Bei stuffed the customized insoles awarded by the treasure chest into his new sneakers and looked at himself on the NBA draft list - Tai Chi Xing Yi Ba Ji Tongzhi. He wanted Chinese Kung Fu to grow wildly on the basketball court. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.