NBA: Ancient Martial Arts Basketball, Teaching Jordan to Win a Championship

In 1995, the Bulls dynasty was back in force, while the Four Great Centers ruled the paint. It was the NBA's most brutal, bloodiest golden age.

Undrafted player Su Chen awakens the [Strongest Ancient Martial Arts System]. As long as he trains hard, he can incorporate ancient martial arts techniques into real basketball!

**Strength training → [Dragon-Elephant Prajna Skill]: ** He holds his ground under the basket like a sea-pinning pillar, and smashes the backboard with his post-up game!

**Speed training → [Eight Steps to Catch the Cicada]: ** He races across the court like a ghost. Who can catch him on a fast break?

**Boxing training → [Max-Level Bajiquan]: ** One “Iron Mountain Lean” screen leaves Karl Malone with broken ribs, and the whole league trembles in fear!

**Footwork training → [Shadowless Steps]: ** He dances through defenders like a butterfly among flowers, leaving Jordan with a twisted ankle!

When Su Chen steps onto the NBA Finals stage to face the “Bad Boys” and the “Bulls Big Three,”

Su Chen smiles faintly. “This game will decide both who's better and who lives!”

Stern breaks down: “Please, stop playing! The ratings are through the roof, but all the stars are in the ICU!”

(A pure celebration of competition and the aesthetics of violence!)