In 2016, 26-year-old Yan Xiao ruptured his Achilles tendon in the CBA Finals and his career came to an end. Looking back on his career, he is filled with regrets.
But fate threw him back to the autumn of 2003 - the golden age when the Yao-Mai combination was first emerging and Kobe Bryant was at the sharpest stage of his career. Reborn with the "God-level Basketball System", he picked up a life-changing key at the M-Zone basketball game: he could use the system to scan the opponent's weaknesses and temporarily access Kobe's peak action package. From a bench player at Beijing No. 4 Middle School to a killer kid in the National High School League, from a tactical innovator at UCLA to the No. 2 Pick in the NBA draft, he embarked on a journey with the obsession of "dancing with Kobe." When the purple and gold jersey was raised at Staples, when the Sino-US battle took place in the 2008 Beijing Olympics, and when the buzzer sounded in the tiebreaker of the 2010 Finals, Yan Xiao not only had to forge his own Mamba Wings in the shadow of Kobe Bryant, but also completed the system's ultimate mission: to raise the five-star red flag in the Olympic men's basketball finals. This is a journey side by side with a legend, and it is also a Chinese teenager's fantasy of rewriting the history of basketball.
