Su Bei transmigrates to 2003 and, from the start, gains Giannis Antetokounmpo’s elite physical gifts.
The problem is, he’s made of glass: great to look at, useless in practice.
At the University of Kansas, he’s stuck on the Jayhawks as a practice dummy.
So he decides to coast.
Then a System called Midlife Star shows up and tells him to make a comeback! It wants him to face college-age Carmelo Anthony in the NCAA championship game the day after tomorrow.
[Now in your middle years, you watch the young players you once funded out of your own pocket, the “Stars of the Future,” show off their talent in leagues around the world. You can’t help thinking how wonderful youth is, and regretting that your younger self wasted his incredible gifts instead of working hard.]
[Just after celebrating your 30th birthday, you look at your out-of-shape reflection in the mirror and decide to make a comeback! The Midlife Star System has been successfully activated!]
[Ask your coach for at least 20 minutes of playing time in the championship game the day after tomorrow. Reward:…]
What’s this Midlife Star thing supposed to mean?!
I’m only 18. What do you mean, retire and come back?
Confusing logic and errors in context and context
Denver is not a good place to be at all. The Tigers should give up on the draft and join a big ball market as a free agent.
Very good and refreshing article, just always refreshing
Not a bad start, so awesome