NBA: Fans Beg Me to Stop Playing

“Shen Lie must be banned for life! He has no place in the NBA!” David Stern roared furiously. In 2004, after transmigrating as one of the central figures in The Palace of Auburn Hills brawl, Shen Lie finds himself from the start facing the world's condemnation and a ban from the league. Just then, the [Strongest Villain System] successfully binds to him! [Ding! Host is detected as being despised by “Big Ben” Wallace. System activated!] [Ding! You forcibly dunk on Ben Wallace in a clash. Plunder successful: “Top-Tier Strength +2”!] Want to get stronger? Then fight! Go provoke those superstars who think they're above everyone else! On the court, Shen Lie is the “Paint Butcher” who terrifies every guard, and the “Defensive Nightmare” even Kobe fears. Off the court, he's a “Troublemaker” who gives the league commissioner a splitting headache. Allen Iverson: “What the hell! How does he know my crossover? And he's even faster than me!” (Shocked x3) LeBron James: “I can't move him! That's impossible!” (Shocked x3) Tim Duncan: “He made me lose my composure on the court for the first time...” (Shocked x3) When Shen Lie uses McGrady's move to pull up like McGrady, then uses Carter's dunk to posterize Carter, the whole world goes crazy! Facing the cameras, Shen Lie arrogantly raises his middle finger: “I'm not targeting anyone in particular. I'm saying everyone here... is an XP pack for me!” From a “villain” everyone wants to beat up to a legendary superstar who dominates both ends of the court. Who says a bad boy can't win MVP?