Reborn in the golden age of the NBA in 1996, the Chinese-American boy Yang Ming awakened to the superstar system, integrating Jordan's top physical fitness, Curry's full-level shooting and top-notch ball-handling ability, and he was full of talent. Originally an undrafted player, he became famous in the Knicks training camp. He was at the top of his game when he debuted. He repeatedly scored 40+ points and crushed all the rookies in the 1996 class.
In his rookie season, he overcame O'Neal at his peak, suppressed superstars such as Kobe Bryant and Iverson, and used his strength to break racial prejudice in the basketball world and defeat all doubters. In the prosperous era of the league ruled by Jordan, Yang Ming bucked the trend and rewrote the pattern, creating a legendary NBA dynasty exclusively for Chinese Americans.
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These days, there is also a penalty and deduction system. If you are really tough, you are cheating and you still abuse the master.
Written by AI?
Not bad. .
Not bad. . . The two newly updated AI traces are too heavy. . .