Xu Yizhou is an extremely ordinary high school student. When he was six years old, a tall man named Chen Yuanshan taught him how to shoot his first ball. He left a message, "Maybe you can play in the NBA in the future," and disappeared into the crowd.
Ten years have passed. Xu Yizhou practices football harder than anyone else, but talent is unreasonable. With a height of 1.78 Meters and mediocre athletic ability, he couldn't even make the starting lineup for the school team. The coach used him as a substitute, but his teammates didn't take him seriously. He could only hold the shiny old basketball and shoot over and over again under the rusty basket in the community every day.
Until that rainy night, a translucent panel appeared in front of him out of thin air——
"The basketball life system has been activated."
From then on, Xu Yizhou's life seemed to have been pressed on the fast forward button. His height jumped by 20 centimeters in a month, his skills became more and more refined day by day, and the once out-of-reach basket suddenly became within reach. He scored consecutive high scores in the high school competition and scored 30 points against the city's strongest scorer. He went from being an unheralded substitute to a name that the entire Linjiang City was talking about.
But the truth of the system is far heavier than Xu Yizhou imagined. It points to a person he thought he would never see again - the guy who handed him a basketball when he was six years old, Chen Yuanshan.
This is a story about talent and hard work, dreams and inheritance. Xu Yizhou wants to prove that the real cheating is not what the system gave him, but himself who has never given up for ten years.
Reader comments
It's really super passionate and moved me very much. I hope the author can continue to update it.
The passionate content made me feel youthful. Who was not a high-spirited basketball boy?
It's really super passionate and moved me very much. I hope the author can continue to update it.
The passionate content made me feel youthful. Who was not a high-spirited basketball boy?