In 1989, Lu Xiang wakes up to find himself at the NBA draft.
A 208-centimeter-tall, yellow-skinned teenager has become the Timberwolves’ tenth overall pick.
Even more absurdly, a voice rings out in his mind:
“God-Tier Combo Guard System activated. Templates matched for you: Ben Simmons + Russell Westbrook.”
From then on, the NBA is turned upside down.
In the 1989 season, rookie Lu Xiang averages 21.3 points, 6.1 rebounds, and 6.7 assists per game, leading the expansion Timberwolves to the playoffs and earning Rookie of the Year, an All-Star selection, All-Defensive Second Team, and All-NBA Third Team honors. The media cries out: A future star has been born.
For the next 15 years, the NBA becomes Lu Xiang’s arena. In the 1990s, the league’s best include David Robinson guarding the Spurs’ paint, Shaq dominating the lane, unstoppable Michael Jordan, ironman Karl Malone, footwork master Hakeem Olajuwon, sky-soaring Barkley, defensive powerhouse Ewing, and Dikembe Mutombo, the finger-wagging warrior. Every one of them is a star of the decade, but without exception, they all become Lu Xiang’s defeated opponents! After retiring, Lu Xiang develops Chinese players, preventing the tragedy of the Chinese men’s basketball team having no one to rely on in the future. He trains players like Guo Ailun, Yao Ming, Yi Jianlian, Sun Yue, Zhou Qi, Wang Zhelin, and Jeremy Lin, turning them into world-class stars of a new generation. Yao Ming makes the NBA’s 75th Anniversary Team, Guo Ailun becomes a superstar, and Yi Jianlian wins two consecutive MVP awards!
From then on, world basketball has no undisputed ruler. China’s men’s basketball team stands alone at the top.
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I hope to continue to update. Which book by Liang Zhichao, please?
I can watch it, but it's my personal opinion on whether it's good or not.
Keep checking
Where did the mobile phone come from in the 1990s? Where did the mobile phone map come from? Your timeline is awesome.
Very good author keep up the good work
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