NBA: Opening Three-Pointer, Shooting Range Covers the Entire Court

In 1996, the NBA was at the peak of the collision of iron-blooded defense and muscle. Michael Jordan leads the Bulls dynasty to charge towards the second three consecutive championships. Internal combat is the only truth, and three-pointers are just embellishments for the weak. Until Su Jiang came to Philadelphia. In the NCAA finals, he ignored the coach's tactics and made a buzzer-beating buzzer-beater in the backcourt, shocking the United States; In the draft, he was ridiculed as a "circus clown who only knows how to shoot", but in his debut, he drenched the Knicks' muscle forest with a rain of three-pointers. Bind to the "Absolute Domain Marksmanship System", Su Jiang's range is endless. Jordan roared: "How dare you take a shot 9 meters away from the basket?" Su Jiang picked up the ball at the logo in the center circle and the ball hit the net. He spread his hands and smiled: "Michael, for you, it's a long shot, but for me, it's just a layup." From a "cancer" ridiculed by the entire league, to a "monster" that forced Jordan to guard the three-point line. This is a story about forcibly updating the NBA version with three-pointers, knocking the God of Basketball off the altar, and establishing the five small dynasties of death in Philadelphia. "I only come here to do three things: shoot, show off, and win."