Lin Feng is reborn into the 1995–96 NBA season, and from the start he’s bound to the Primordial Beast Center System!
At the time, the league is in its golden age of centers, and only teams with traditional big men can compete for dominance.
But Lin Feng’s sudden emergence instantly changes all that.
On the court, his height of 2.35 meters and wingspan of 2.5 meters give him extraordinary physical gifts.
As his weight and strength continue to grow, the System’s boost turns him into a true Primordial Beast center.
His superhuman strength lets him throw down one-handed with ease. He’s so fast that defenders can’t keep up, and his incredible stamina allows him to play the entire game at a high level.
O’Neal shakes his head with a wry smile: “My offense is useless against Lin Feng’s incredible defense. He’s an absolute nightmare on the court!”
LeBron James marvels: “Next to Lin Feng, even my physical gifts seem dull. He’s the one who’s truly gifted!”
Yao Ming exclaims: “My dominance under the basket is nothing compared to Lin Feng’s. He’s the undisputed king of the paint!”
Lin Feng declares boldly: “Now that I’m here, I’ll reshape the aesthetics of basketball’s physical battles, bring the passion and excitement back to the court, and show the world what a true basketball powerhouse looks like!”
The writing of a reborn person is too emotional. Immortal cultivators even look down on the role of heavenly and earthly treasures such as flat peaches. Why would the Queen Mother use it to hold a flat peach conference?
Indeed, he is a stupid guy, talks too much on his mind, is emotionally immature from time to time, has great strength but lacks motivation, does not show any dominant strength at all, and is not happy at all. O'Neal, who is 2.16 Meters tall, looks down at the protagonist who is 2.3 Meters tall, 666.
Pretty good, heavy bulldozer
The protagonist is a big fool