[Coming-of-Age + Training System + Leveling Up + Passionate Basketball + No Romance]
Lin Yue transmigrates back to 1995 and enrolls at Georgetown University, joining forces with Allen Iverson to compete in the NCAA!
He possesses some of the best physical gifts in history, yet from the start he is a complete basketball novice who cannot even dribble properly.
Fortunately, he activates a Training System. Running laps improves his speed, squats boost his vertical leap, and push-ups build his strength. Every ability, from speed and jumping to physicality and shooting, is pushed beyond its limits through day after day of grueling training!
Whenever people marvel at his performances on the court, Lin Yue modestly insists that he is nothing more than an unremarkable blue-collar big man.
Olajuwon: Who was that guy who made me lose my balance and do the splits with that move just now?
Lin Yue: I'm just a workhorse in the paint.
Jordan: A big man? Wasn't that you chasing me beyond the three-point line and blocking my shots again and again?
Lin Yue: My strength is actually pretty poor.
O'Neal: Poor? Wasn't it you who just knocked me flat on the ground?
While everyone else chases glory and accolades on the court, Lin Yue spends year after year honing his skills on the practice floor. From the NCAA to the NBA, with maxed-out shot-blocking and all-around skills forged through relentless practice, he takes on legends from every era and rises to the top of the basketball world!
Have I read this book in a dream? The main character, NCAA partner Allen Iverson, failed to win the championship in the first year and stayed on the team alone in the second year, collecting a large sum of money...
This seems to be the first book I've seen where the main character played in NACC for two years, and the first game after entering the NBA was well written. Of course, there are also shortcomings. The attribute points are not included, and some chapters in the middle suddenly become first-person.