In the summer of 2009, Yao Ming's season ended with an injury, Sun Yue was cut, Yi Jianlian's future was uncertain, and the whole world was writing off Chinese basketball.
Then Wang Fan appeared out of nowhere, selected 60th overall in the second round and sneaking into the NBA at the very end of the draft!
Even more absurdly, he was bound to the [Genius Sharing System]!
As long as his teammates acknowledged him, he could share their talent and skills!
The more powerful the genius he bonded with, the stronger Wang Fan became!
And so
Bond with Curry, and share historically great shooting and ball handling!
Bond with Monta Ellis, and steal elite explosiveness, first-step quickness, and body coordination!
Bond with LeBron James, and gain the physical gifts of a prime superstar!
Bond with Wade, and acquire his lightning-fast crossover!
Bond with Kobe, and make those beautiful fadeaways come naturally!
"Your talent is mine. Mine, of course, stays mine."
From an overlooked late second-round pick to a superstar prospect feared across the league!
Monta Ellis: "This guy is sneaky, sharp-tongued, and shameless... but I'll admit he's good."
Curry: "Wang, are you really here to support me?"
Wang Fan: "Stephen, don't doubt it. I'm really here to support you."
In his final season, he hoists the championship trophy and the Finals MVP award once more.
On the podium, Wang Fan, who's lost count of how many times he's lifted the Finals MVP trophy, looks at Curry beside him, staring longingly at the award, and smiles:
"Stephen, don't doubt it. I'm really here to support you."
Curry: "..."
The whole arena bursts into laughter!
From a player no one in China believed in to an all-time NBA superstar!
From a late second-round pick to the core of a dynasty!
From bonding with Curry and Monta Ellis to taking the talents of every superstar in the league!
The Wang Fan era officially begins!
This book is really good. Although I've only read less than half of it, I think it's exceptionally well-written. I'll accept it even if it's an AI novel. It's truly excellent and deserves five stars.