Zhou Rui starts with maxed-out center attributes, activates the "All-Around System," and enters the 1996 NBA Draft, beginning a career that will dominate the NBA.
The audience soon discovers that this giant, standing 218 centimeters tall with a 240-centimeter wingspan, looks just like a Shaq-type center, yet has ball-handling skills comparable to Iverson's, Jordan's post-up game, Curry's three-point shooting, and Nash's passing!
Zhou Rui, who once wreaked havoc only in the paint, gradually expands his range beyond the three-point line and all the way to the logo!
Shaq: "I can defend Zhou when he battles me in the paint, but his shooting and ball-handling on the perimeter are more polished than a guard's! I can't keep up!"
Iverson: "What?! Zhou is playing shooting guard this game?! Coach, put me in the paint. I really don't want to guard him!"
Jordan: "Zhou? Don't even mention him. That kid is the reason I postponed my retirement!"
Zhou Rui: "Why do you keep talking about the big-ball era and the small-ball era? Aren't they both my era?"
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Now I really hate these things that clearly say 2.1 Meters, but they have to talk about Iverson, people, and Curry's three-pointers. It's annoying to watch.
Curry was drafted in 2009! Your profile entered the 1996 draft year, and people soon discovered what it was like to have Curry's three-pointer. I didn't read the book, only read the profile, and didn't know what it was like in the book.
The first time I saw it on the shelves, it was actually listed in the outline!
It was written in such a long time ago that there is no sense of immersion.
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A 218cm center who dribbles like Iverson, is the author's brain eaten by a monster? Do you know what center of gravity is? Should he squat down and dribble? Or arms as long as calves?
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