NBA: From the Start, I Fused with 20-Year-Old Kobe and Shocked the Basketball World; Multiple Female Celebrities; Goddess
Lin Yuan stayed up all night arguing about how dominant Kobe would have been in the small-ball era, only to be sent to 2020 by a pot of soup that had gone ice-cold.
On his first day as the water boy at the University of Kansas, he heard the devastating news of Kobe's death.
His System awakened, allowing him to choose a 20-year-old ability template from among five deceased superstars. Seeing a familiar name on the list, Lin Yuan didn't hesitate. “I choose Kobe Bryant.”
The next moment, the starting shooting guard went down with a serious injury.
The coach looked toward the bench, where an overlooked Chinese exchange student sat. “Lin, you're in.”
On a nationally televised broadcast, in the deciding moment of the conference tournament, an unknown number 25 substitute was sent onto the court.
The opponents looked down on him, his teammates doubted him, and the crowd wondered, “Who is this guy?”
Then he broke the deadlock with a picture-perfect midrange jumper, ignited a fast break with an anticipatory steal, and finally, with the buzzer about to sound, leaned back and shot over two defenders.
The ball traced a Kobe-esque arc and swished through the net.
A buzzer-beater!
The arena fell silent, then erupted.
Reporters swarmed him after the game. “Lin, your play reminds us of someone…”
Lin Yuan gazed toward the Staples Center and said softly, “Mamba is never gone.”
From an NCAA buzzer-beater miracle to the spotlight of NBA Draft Night! From Kobe's successor to China's Lin Yuan!
Witness Lin Yuan's legendary journey!
It's pretty good. It's not that poisonous. You can see it.
It looks good. Why is it such a low score?
It's rare to be drafted into the NBA in 2020
There are fewer chatty text messages and phone calls from various parties in the front, and a little bit of watching the game. There are so many outside the court. For those who don't know, I think Chamberlain is the template.
This book is good. I don't know why I haven't rated it yet. It's well written and nothing too outrageous.
Brainy basketball articles are rare
Looks good, keep up the good work
Very good work
Is this a basketball article or a tragic article??? Is the protagonist Kobe??