My NBA Nicknames Come True, and I Can Copy Abilities a Hundredfold

[A fresh perspective and supernatural powers to introduce more basketball novices to the NBA. The author has experience writing multiple NBA novels and is seeking a manga adaptation.] The Grim Reaper Kevin Durant harvests players’ lives on the court with his scythe. The holy gunman Ja Morant unleashes a holy barrage to put up 30 kills and 10 assists. The Emperor of Basketball, Wilt Chamberlain, leads his army to flatten the court. The Lord of the Rings, Bill Russell, uses all kinds of magic to claim championships with ease. Throughout NBA history, every player with a nickname sees that nickname manifest as a supernatural power. Once every player has completed their transformation, they’ll leave the court and take over the world. Li Xiang, who only cared about making money and had no interest in winning a championship, turns out to be the only one who can save the world. And the reason is... Watch as Li Xiang uses the hundredfold-copying ability granted by the “System” to defeat these players throughout history and save the world. “The Emperor of Basketball” Wilt Chamberlain: You know, Li Xiang is like a big brother to me. I wouldn’t be where I am today without him. “Magic” Johnson: I didn’t accept Li Xiang at first, but after playing against him for a while, he made me a believer. “His Airness” Michael Jordan: Stop giving me random nicknames. There’s only one god in this world, and that’s Li Xiang. “The Black Mamba” Kobe Bryant: I say Li Xiang is my big brother, and my dad says Li Xiang is his big brother. For a while, I couldn’t tell whether to call him big bro or uncle. “The Chosen One” LeBron James: Since I can’t get over the tallest mountain, Li Xiang, I’ll be the longest river.