Basketball: I’m an Unbeatable God of War with Infinite Rewinds

[Early campus basketball | youthful passion | later NBA | System returns] [One heroine + not a mindless power fantasy + System + time-loop progression + easy-to-understand basketball know-how + making up for youthful regrets]

When other people were reborn, they either made waves in business or became entertainment legends.

But I, Gu Ran, a 28-year-old office drone, went back to a junior high classroom in 2010.

Looking at the homeroom teacher on the podium, who had pronounced my dream from my previous life dead, I smiled.

This time, I chose to flip my desk and, amid the shock of the whole school, race toward the basketball court that was my destiny.

Junior High Arc

They laughed at how short I was. With the basketball IQ of an adult, I turned their so-called prodigies into wooden posts who couldn't dribble.

City champions? Provincial champions? National tournament?

My passes were scalpels, my defense prophetic. They called me “the Oracle of the Court.”

High School Arc

A second consecutive title? That's just the basics. Skipping ahead to the NCAA? That's only the beginning.

While opponents back home were still studying my game footage, my eyes were already fixed on “March Madness” across the ocean.

Single-elimination format? For me, with [Infinite Rewind], it was just a matter of finding the one path to victory.

One year. I only needed one year to claim both the NCAA championship and MOP.

[NBA Arc]

In 2015, I entered the league as the number-one draft pick.

Curry and his Warriors dynasty were just rising? LeBron was still dominating at his peak?

Good.

I came to trample every legend beneath my feet.

A reporter asked me how I went from ordinary to immortal.

I looked into the camera and answered calmly:

“I simply turned everyone else's ‘what if I could start over’ into the reality I live every day.”