After transmigrating, Xiao Shen received the help of a Stalker System and embarked on an unconventional path to dominating the world of sports.
As a rebounding fanatic, he wouldn't let anyone take a rebound from him. Dennis Rodman's 0 points and 28 rebounds were nothing. He'd put you in your place with 0 points and 40 rebounds.
When he got serious, even his teammates got blocked. Seeing Xiao Shen turn into a shot-blocking maniac, his teammates steered clear of him. Looking at the 20 blocks recorded in his stats, Xiao Shen nodded with satisfaction.
Obsessed with scoring, Xiao Shen aimed to beat Kobe's 81 points with 82. Wilt Chamberlain once scored 100, so surely 102 wasn't unreasonable? He'd give him two extra points so he wouldn't get too proud.
After dominating basketball, Xiao Shen turned to other sports. In every sporting event he entered, people were won over by his fanatical performance.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Please do not imitate.
0 Points, 40 rebounds and 0 assists. Is the author serious about the assist numbers? Just look at the key goal described in the last few goals in Chapter 39. The protagonist takes the frontcourt board to the outside line, and the outside line immediately shoots a three-pointer, which is considered an assist. As a result, the author said that there were 0 assists. Seriously? With so many frontcourt boards, you can get a few assists for a three-pointer from the outside, right? But in the end, you said there were 0 assists? I really can't read a book with my IQ.
Come on, author, finally someone writes about rebounding
I thought wrong. Do you think I can be saved?
The word "crazy man"… Author: You have read many books, right?
The first-round contract is fixed, how could I sign a short-term contract?
Did you release it? Just stop writing?
Are you going to talk about Adu again, a player who lied about his personal data?