Reborn in 2005, Li Fu is just a Chinese-American point guard who has spent three years on the bench in Compton.
His Nirvana System awakens, granting him the peak talents of Jeremy Lin from the start: elite court vision, master-level ball handling, and explosive speed that ranks among the best for a guard.
From being the locker room punchline to winning a state championship and becoming a McDonald's All-American, he did it all in a single season.
Everyone says a yellow-skinned player can't play point guard.
With win after win, he proves them wrong: talent you can see isn't real talent. Real talent is what everyone underestimates.
And this is only the beginning.
He tears through Kevin Durant and stands up to Greg Oden in the NCAA March Madness. Scouts across the country have trained their cameras on him. For the first time, an NBA scouting report features the name of a Chinese-American point guard.
From the streets of Compton to NBA Draft Night, the Yellow Lightning is sweeping through the league.
The writing is very good, a life-oriented basketball article, the psychological description is very delicate, and there are many games that are mentioned in one stroke, which is very good. Otherwise, it would be very annoying to write three or four chapters for one game. Important games are described in detail. This kind of basketball article is rare. I have followed and collected it. Please keep updating.
It's okay, but the physical data appeared too late. I didn't know the wingspan until Chapter 41. Now that I'm in the NBA, I still don't know the dynamic talent of the protagonist.
It's okay, just a little bit lacking.
Actually, I wanted to give it four and a half stars. The writing is really good, including the description of the game, the use of skills, and personal growth, and it is not a particularly invincible kind of writing. The only shortcoming is that the protagonist's emotional changes are not so drastic and he does not look like a young man. Everything else is perfect.
This book is pretty good. It doesn't kill everyone right away. It feels very smooth.
There are too few updates, only one update
Good. Is life always this difficult? Yes, it always is.
Good basketball article
It looks good. Also, I like the author's signature. At least it makes me feel that he is a cultural worker and an author.
Very beautiful, quick update 😘, not boring