NBA: The Chinese Rookie Swears to Become the GOAT

In 1999, Jordan retires, and the NBA enters an era of rising stars.

Lei Wen transmigrates into a body that can only be called monstrous: 206 centimeters tall, with a 230-centimeter wingspan, and top-tier strength, speed, leaping ability, and reflexes.

The only problem is that the original owner was a professional boxer and has no idea how to play basketball.

Fortunately, Lei Wen awakens a training-assistance System.

The System doesn’t directly boost his attributes. Instead, it breaks down every technical move and corrects his mechanics, rapidly turning the fruits of his training into instinct.

Two months ago, he was a basketball novice who couldn’t even shoot.

Two months later, he sinks 47 three-pointers in a row and signs with the Seattle SuperSonics.

Everyone thinks he can be nothing more than an athletic, physical big man.

Until Lei Wen steps onto an NBA court for real...

He can sink a three as soon as he gets the ball, explode to the rim for a dunk, hold his own in the paint, defend on the perimeter, and switch onto guards.

In his professional debut, he scores 20 points, grabs 7 rebounds, and blocks 4 shots!

After just a handful of games, an undrafted rookie no one cared about sends shockwaves through the entire league.

And what’s truly terrifying is that Lei Wen understands the future direction of basketball better than anyone.

While the league still prizes physical battles in the paint and laughs at big men who shoot threes, he is already spreading the floor, switching on every screen, and attacking the rim.

That year, Kobe has yet to reach the top, Duncan is just beginning to shine, and Carter has only just taken flight.

Lei Wen’s goal is to bring the future of basketball to the NBA twenty years early.