In the world of basketball, talent determines everything?
Chen Mo didn't believe it.
For seventeen years, he tried his best, but still could not break through the shackles of talent.
Abandoned by the coach, ridiculed by opponents, and despised by teammates.
Until that time when he came on as a substitute and fell behind, he awakened the [Time and Space System].
It's not about adding attribute points, it's not about skill learning.
He can see the trajectory of the basketball in time and space and predict his opponent's actions in the next three seconds.
Able to set time and space anchors on the court and observe the entire court from multiple angles.
It can even slightly affect the time and space trajectory of basketball.
This is a story about basketball IQ.
A story about a hard worker using prediction and calculation to defeat talent and instinct.
From school team substitute to NBA point guard god.
"Basketball is not a game that relies on talent, it relies on brains."
