NBA: Starting with Saving McGrady on the Qingdao Team

After transmigrating to 2012, Yang Xi obtains the Basketball Star Recovery System. He finds McGrady, who’s been so tormented by the CBA’s thirteen-game losing streak that he’s questioning his whole life, and gives him a foot soak in a tub of Chinese herbal medicine. T-Mac is stunned: “Are you sure this is medicine and not witchcraft?”

From then on, the NBA’s two-time scoring champion begins to dominate the league from another dimension: a quintuple-double, 81 points, 86 points in the playoffs. The CBA record book gets torn to shreds. His opponents go from “That old guy can still play?” to “Is that old guy on something?”

Yang Xi’s life gets even more exciting. By day, he treats patients with acupuncture. At night, he practices two-handed ball handling with the twin sisters on Qingdao’s cheerleading squad, and during halftime he chats with celebrity women about the secrets of ovarian health. McGrady even offers to cover his hotel bill: “Kevin, I’ll pay for your entire stay!”

Sweeping the CBA championship is just an appetizer. Returning to the NBA, taking aim at the Spurs, and targeting the Heat’s Big Three are the main course. Popovich has already called.

From the CBA to the NBA, from foot soaks to a championship, watch the greatest team doctor use a single silver needle to forge a legend.

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