NBA: Can Picking Up Trash Make Me Stronger? I Run Jordan Ragged

After transmigrating to 1999, he became the weakest Chinese rookie in the Lakers’ training camp. From the start, Shaq O’Neal bossed him around and treated him like a “delivery boy”!

Humiliation? Despair? No!

The [Player Ability Pickup System] awakened!

“Ding! Picked up O’Neal’s [S-Rank Strength +5]!”

“Ding! Picked up Kobe’s [B-Rank Mid-Range Shooting Experience]!”

From that moment on, Lin Yi became a phantom on the court, frantically “scavenging” around the superstars.

When O’Neal threw down a dunk, he picked up strength. When Kobe shot a fadeaway, he picked up technique. When Iverson crossed over, he picked up speed. When Duncan banked a shot, he picked up basketball IQ!

When the Zen Master gave him a chance to prove himself, everyone expected a joke.

Instead, the frail “bean sprout” held his own in the post against a 110-kilogram center!

One ugly but deadly shot left the entire arena in stunned silence!

O’Neal: “This is insane! And you call that no strength?”

Kobe: “This guy’s improving even faster than I am, and I’m obsessive!”

Phil Jackson: “He’s the most fascinating player I’ve ever seen. No, he’s a miracle!”

Years later, when a reporter asked how Lin Yi went from being a benchwarmer to the greatest player in history, he just smiled.

“My dynasty began when I handed O’Neal that burger. Because from that day on, the entire league became my all-you-can-eat buffet!”