Long Aotian took the memories of his past life and traveled through a martial arts family in the Hebei Province of the Dragon Kingdom. He was immersed in Baguazhang, Tai Chi, Tongbei Quan and Cunquan since he was a child, and developed a hard-core kung fu. When he was seventeen years old, he was permanently suspended by the Dragon Country Basketball Association for using Kung Fu to angrily criticize a referee who favored the host country in order to protect an injured teammate during a high school basketball game. His basketball dream was almost shattered.
The twist of fate came from the "fooling" of an NBA scout. He went to the United States to participate in the draft and was accidentally bound to the "Goddess Cheerleading System". He successfully invited 50 Chinese female stars and 50 foreign stars to form an exclusive cheerleading team. The enthusiastic cheers for each game not only ignited the stadium, but also allowed him to unlock genetic drugs, martial arts secrets, body transformation and other rewards. Both his strength and popularity soared.
During the low period of the draft, he joined the Dallas Mavericks as the last pick of the second round. In his rookie season in the NBA, he became famous for his use of kung fu to resolve conflicts on the court, and the name "Kung Fu Dragon" resounded throughout the league. The hard-core confrontations in the regular season and the famous playoff scenes allowed him to conquer NBA stars with his kung fu. He also accepted 10 apprentices including Wade and Zhou Qi, and integrated Chinese kung fu into basketball and spread it throughout the world.
Since then, he joined hands with Yao Ming, Wang Zhizhi, Yi Jianlian and Kobe Bryant to form the "Legendary Five", starting a ten-champion NBA dynasty and winning a total of 15 championships in his career. He represented the Dragon Nation men's basketball team in three Olympic Games, winning two championships and one runner-up, becoming the first Asian to be elected as the "World's Most Valuable Athlete."
After becoming famous, he launched a sports brand incorporating kung fu elements, built a business empire, and even
