NBA: Undraft? I Defeated the 03 Generation

In 2003, the NBA draft ended. Jiang Ran was defeated. There is only one sentence in the scouting report: "Asian guards do not have the ability to survive in the NBA." In the last 47 seconds of the summer league, he was informed that he was about to be waived. But just a second before going on stage, Jiang Ran was reborn. With his understanding of basketball twenty years later, he returned to the night when his fate was torn apart. There is no system. There is no properties panel. There is no body that expands out of thin air. He only has the answer to the future of basketball. Others are still superstitious about the low post, but he has begun to use three-pointers to open up the era. Others are still laughing at Asian defenders for not being able to defend, but he has already predicted their next pass. Others say that undrafted players only deserve to sit on the bench, but he insists on stealing the spotlight in front of the 2003 golden generation. In the last 47 seconds, there was a steal, a three-pointer, and a buzzer beater. LeBron remembered his name. Wade started guarding him seriously. Iverson reminded him not to retreat too far. Kidd said he needed a second judgment. Yao Ming let the world see China's inside story. And Jiang Ran wants to tell everyone: China can also produce world-class defenders.