Jiang Xun was once the calmest shooter in CUBA, but he suffered a devastating injury on the eve of the draft. Now he is a white-collar worker working nine to five in an office building, and basketball has become a pastime on the weekend field.
Shen Lu used a data model to calculate the possibility of him returning to his peak - three percent.
This is not inspirational chicken soup. It is two people who have been judged by life and use basketball to redefine "impossible". There is no counterattack with extraordinary talent, only persistence bubbling from the fluid in the knee, an empty stadium after overtime, and a heart that has been missed ten thousand times but still dares to take a shot.
When the folk masters of the field are pushed to the stage of the city's top competition, when the rationality of big data meets the unreasonableness of love - a story about lore, pain, workplace bullying and late-night shooting.
Beyond the three-point line is the furthest thing from mediocrity.
