Duck's Sky City from the Bench to the Championship Stage

When he traveled to the world of "Duck Sky", Lin Ye was standing in the basketball hall of Kuzu High School, watching Sora Kuratani awkwardly practicing dunks on the court - this was a team that had just been eliminated in the first round of the prefectural competition, and the bench was even more deserted than the court. As an ordinary basketball enthusiast who can only shoot open shots in reality, he can even stumble when dribbling. During the trial training, his teammates privately called him "just to make up for the numbers." No one thought that this transfer student, who could not even touch the main team, would follow this "ugly duckling" team from losing in the autumn practice games to the winter qualifiers, and go from being the "laughing stock" of the county tabloids to becoming the focus of the national media. He had seen Kurutani Sora's eyes red with tears because he couldn't defend his opponent, he had worn out three pairs of shoes with Chiaki to practice corner three-pointers, and he had stayed up late drawing tactical boards until dawn with the half-assed coach Tanaka. They have lost a 20-point defeat and won a buzzer-beater in the last 5 seconds; they have been defeated by a zone defense, and they have beaten powerful opponents with a 1-3-1 zone defense; they were eliminated in the first round of spring high school, and they also gritted their teeth and made it through the death half of the national competition in their senior year. There is no super talent, no miraculous reversal, only shooting that has been practiced to the point of calluses on the fingertips, tactics that can be run correctly with eyes closed, and "how to pass the ball to teammates" that has been learned after seventeen failures. When the final whistle sounded, Lin Ye clutched the national championship trophy, his palms full of sweat. He suddenly remembered that on the first day of time travel, he secretly thought on the bench: "It would be nice to win a game." But now, the school uniforms thrown up in the stands were like white waves - it turned out that all "finally" really started with "I can't do it."