Lin Chenfeng, 19 years old, Chinese, son of a Chinese restaurant owner in Los Angeles.
He is 198cm tall, weighs 98kg, and plays the role of shooting guard. He averaged 25 points, 5 rebounds and 5 assists per game in high school, but was ignored by all NCAA Division I teams - just because he is Asian.
In the summer of 2024, he was admitted to UCLA as an ordinary academic student, ready to swallow his basketball dream back.
Until that day, on the street court in Wilson Park, he met UCLA head assistant Darren Savino.
"Next Wednesday, nine o'clock in the morning. Training hall."
A business card and a walk-on trial.
On the same day, a voice sounded in his head:
[Basketball God System·Activation]
[Full level mid-range shot (100)]
[Full level bounce (100)]
[Full level key ball (100)]
[Law of Cause and Effect Skill: Fatal Fourth Strike - The fourth shot in each game will definitely hit.
From the end of the UCLA bench to the NCAA March Madness victory over Duke.
From being questioned in the draft about the "limited upper limit of Asian players" to averaging 31 points per game in his rookie season and winning the scoring title.
From being ridiculed by Embiid "You chose a Chinese as the core" to scoring 48 points in G6 of the finals and winning the FMVP trophy.
"Asians can't play basketball?"
"This is just the beginning."
This is the story of a child who grew up in prejudice and used his full talent to smash all ceilings.
