His name is Lin Hao, 26 years old, a mathematical genius who is invincible on the field but has never touched a professional floor. When the NBA on the other side of the ocean fell into a shutdown crisis and the owners turned their attention to the mysterious East, news came that shocked the world: Lin Hao, a Chinese mathematician with no professional background, was signed by a weak team on a short-term contract at a sky-high price.
For a time, public opinion was in an uproar. From the East to the West, everyone regarded him as a "box office mascot" used to please the new market, a commercial joke that was about to be embarrassed in front of the whole world.
On the opening night, the opponent was a super team with a historical Big Three, and everyone was waiting to see a massacre. The first time Lin Hao held the ball in the NBA, he faced the best defensive player of the season. He shook off the defender with a hesitant step that had never appeared in an NBA game and violated human mechanics. Then, amid the exclamations of 20,000 people in the audience and the shocked eyes of his opponents, he threw a killing arc as precise as a mathematical curve.
At that moment, the world was silent, and the spotlight was forced from one person to the oriental figure who truly subverted everything. When everyone was asking who he was, only Lin Hao knew that that decisive hit was the first precise attack he launched on the world using the data he had calculated hundreds of millions of times in his mind. The real war has just begun.