Back in 1995, Su Han was in the golden age of the NBA with muscle clashes and iron-blooded defense.
Get the "Basketball BUG System" at the beginning, which combines the terrifying physical fitness of the Greek monster with the unstoppable shooting talent of Durant, the God of Death!
But the system prompts: The current fusion degree is 10%, please unlock the complete body through competition!
As a result, a seven-foot-long man appeared in the NCAA who could hold the ball and dunk like a guard.
Entering the NBA, when David Robinson thought he could only dunk, he used pull-up three-pointers to teach the "Admiral" how to behave;
When O'Neal tried to crush him with power, he used a quick and hard change of direction to swing past the "big shark" to complete the chop;
When Jordan tried to interfere with him with trash talk, Su Han just responded coldly: "Michael, the future is yours, but now it is mine."
Starting from dunking on four major centers, Su Han established his own "Unicorn Dynasty" in the 1990s!
"He's a monster! He's destroyed everything we knew about basketball!" - Sports Illustrated
Reader comments
You think tough responses are this kind of thing, then why do every team hoard villains? If you mess with my main force, I will kill your main force. This is the main theme, just like White Lotus.
The viewing experience is not good. After reading one chapter, the next chapter 6 repeats half of the chapter. The plot is incoherent and dragging. Duncan is written as a role player.
You think tough responses are this kind of thing, then why do every team hoard villains? If you mess with my main force, I will kill your main force. This is the main theme, just like White Lotus.
The viewing experience is not good. After reading one chapter, the next chapter 6 repeats half of the chapter. The plot is incoherent and dragging. Duncan is written as a role player.