With McGrady's Template, I Convince Kobe to Take It Easy

[No System, no stat panel. The protagonist relies on his own hard work, gradually overcoming the biggest flaw in his Tracy McGrady template: poor durability.] Su Yang transmigrates to the second half of 2010 and finds himself at the NBA draft, where he goes undrafted. If McGrady’s template had loaded a little earlier, he wouldn’t have gone undrafted! Facing reality, Su Yang had planned to skip forty years of detours and go straight into security work. But after a chance encounter with the immortal Ou, Kobe notices his “lightning-fast first step.” From then on, this overlooked draft prospect joins the Lakers. The Lakers have just won back-to-back championships, but their roster is aging, injuries are mounting, and the Buss family is embroiled in serious infighting. Su Yang knows what’s coming, so he advises Kobe to take it easy and save himself. Only by taking care of himself in the regular season can he go all out in the playoffs. Because Su Yang is there, Kobe never tears his Achilles, and the original course of history changes. There is no tragic pursuit, and Vanessa never has another man’s child. Su Yang himself takes the reins of the Lakers and enjoys a glorious career.