Lin Ran transmigrates into the 2003 NCAA final.
He becomes a Chinese-American forward at the very end of the University of Kansas bench.
With three minutes left and his team down by eight, the coach roars:
“Lin! Shut down that monster named Anthony!”
Ding! The Peak Star Player Trial Card System activated!
“First trial card: 2004 MVP season Garnett (3 minutes)”
[Web of Steel in the Paint] Predict trajectories × [Wolf's Roar] Lower shooting percentage × [Ironclad Help Defense] Instant teleportation!
Anthony is completely locked down!
The whole country witnesses the protagonist hit the game-winner!
Years later.
LeBron James: “I feel like I've spent my whole career living in Lin Ran's shadow!”
Yao Ming: “From that game-winner, I knew this kid would redefine basketball. We're all witnessing a new era.”
Duncan: “Lin Ran is the ultimate answer to basketball.”
Garnett: “Lin Ran is just as tough as I am!”
Kobe: “Four in the morning in Los Angeles? That was just my obsession with catching up to Lin Ran.”
O'Neal: “Lin Ran destroyed my dream of winning a championship.”
McGrady: “Thirteen points in 35 seconds is a miracle? Lin Ran told me that's just an ordinary day.”
Nowitzki: “Lin Ran reminds me of Ben Wallace, but what's scarier is that he can score right over you!”
Curry: “Lin Ran was a pioneer of the small-ball era. We're nothing but poor imitators.”
Kevin Durant: “The debate over the greatest of all time should have ended long ago. The only question is: how many spots can he take?”
Who do you think you are, meddling in other people's business?
Seven-star rating.
The most heaven-defying one
I thought I was writing prose, and it felt like I had died.
It's so good. There has never been such a good novel.
Too poisonous. . .