[Nearly invincible] [Fast power-ups]
[Synopsis One]
After transmigrating back to the NBA in 2016, Li Yu has only three things on his mind:
Win championships, make money, and screw Nike! (He signs with Nike early on, then stabs them in the back during the NBA Finals, recreating Yi Jianlian’s iconic moment.)
After transmigrating back to the NBA in 2016, Li Yu awakens the King of Champions System. Every time he wins an NBA championship, he receives a hundred million dollars from the System!
At the same time, each breakthrough or achievement in Li Yu’s career, each major achievement he helps a teammate accomplish, and each major achievement he helps his team accomplish earns him a varying number of System lottery draws, depending on the achievement’s scale and impact.
The lottery can reward him with attribute points to improve his abilities, as well as exclusive star skill cards that boost his form.
After the Warriors win Game One of the 2016 NBA Finals, Li Yu, sitting on the bench, finally begins his insane journey to grow stronger!
LeBron James: “It’s all that bastard Li Yu’s fault. I’d have been the GOAT by now otherwise!”
Stephen Curry: “It’s an immense honor to play alongside Li Yu!”
Kevin Durant: “It’s all that damn Li Yu’s fault I can’t win a championship!”
[Synopsis Two]
In 2021, he is hailed as “the greatest player”!
In 2022, he is hailed as “the greatest player by far”!
In 2023, he is hailed as “the God of Basketball”!
But when people look back at the career of Li Yu, the God of Basketball, they realize that the world had entered the Li Yu era as early as 2016!
It's okay. The national team hopes to write less about the team's daily overview of games in the future. Basketball articles should focus on the NBA.
The author is short and weak. Can you please update more? Only 2 chapters are enough for anyone to read. For those who don't know, I think we can only read 2 chapters.
It's good to watch and I'd love to see more.
Hurry up and write that sister Zhilin marries him
Very good, very exciting.
Yes, this novel is very interesting and wonderful. . . . .
Very good, five-star review. I am loyal to the data. I am a little unhappy in this aspect. It would be nice to have more descriptions of the process of improving my strength. I love reading that.
Basically, I will give five stars to any novel that I can read. This one is not bad.