Lin Xiao traveled to the United States in 2010 and became an unknown Chinese ball boy in the University of Connecticut basketball stadium.
With no money, no scholarship, and no qualifications to play, everyone thought he was just a marginal person helping Kemba Walker pick up the ball.
Until the team was injured inside, Jim Cahoon was unavailable, and he could only be temporarily used in training games.
As a result, Jeremy Lamb was intercepted by him continuously, Kemba Walker was forced into difficult shots by him, and Jimmy Butler was doubted in his life after being guarded by him in official games.
Lin Xiao's real trump card is a "career income system."
As long as you earn income legally through basketball, you can redeem the skills of historical stars.
The scholarship is received, unlocking open three-pointers; the rookie contract is received, making up for ball-handling breakthroughs; the endorsement contract is received, and super physical fitness is upgraded; the maximum salary contract is received, and the superstar template is opened.
From the UConn legend to the Spurs champion; from the defensive hero under Popovich to the No. 1 Player in the NBA; from the hope of Chinese basketball after Yao Ming and Yi Jianlian to leading the Chinese men's basketball team to challenge the American Dream Team.
Everyone thought he was just a role player.
Later, the whole world knew: He was the person who changed the basketball era.
