[Growth flow + training system + upgrade flow + passionate basketball + no female protagonist]
Lin Yue traveled back in time to 1995, entered Georgetown University, and competed in the NCAA alongside Allen Iverson!
Sitting on the top static talent in history, he started out as a complete layman in basketball, and he couldn't even do basic dribbling.
Fortunately, the training system is activated. You can run circles to increase your speed, squat to increase your bounce, and push-ups to add strength. All your abilities in speed, jumping, confrontation, and shooting can be broken through crazy training day after day!
Every time he was amazed by his performance on the field, Lin Yue kept a low profile and said that he was just an inconspicuous blue-collar insider.
Olajuwon: Who was the person who made me unbalanced and do the splits just now?
Lin Yue: I'm just an inside engineer.
Jordan Head: Insider? Aren't you the one who chased me from outside the three-point line and sent big shots continuously?
Lin Yue: My resistance strength is very poor.
O'Neal: Very bad? Wasn't it you who just knocked me to the ground?
While others chase honors and flowers on the field, only Lin Yue takes root in the training field all year round. From the NCAA all the way to the NBA, relying on the all-around strength honed by full-level shot blocking and hard training, he can challenge the legendary superstars from all walks of life and reach the top of the basketball world!
Reader comments
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.
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.