An accident brought Levi, a novelist who loved basketball, back to the turn of the century and became an inconspicuous marginal player in the NBA. With the memory of the future in hand, he witnessed the names of Iverson, Carter, Yao Ming, Kobe and other shining eras at their peak, and he also clearly foresaw the embarrassing turns and declines in their careers.
His mission goes far beyond saving Kobe from that California fog. He will use his meager strength to try to reverse all the difficulties: to prevent Yao Ming's fate of stress fracture, to change Iverson's wandering in the later stages of his career, to protect Carter's "demigod" knees, and to allow the brilliance of the golden generation to bloom to the maximum extent.
From Philadelphia to Houston, from Toronto to Los Angeles, he shuttled between major arenas, and as a small player, he quietly weaved a large web to protect legends. This is a lonely time expedition, and an epic journey for a fan to repay regrets for his entire youth. Can he successfully rewrite a chapter in basketball history and protect his favorite era of shining stars?
Is it written about a player or a team doctor?