After transmigrating into the NBA, Qin Xiao becomes a two-way contract player who could be cut at any moment.
From the start, he activates the “Reaper’s Bullet” System. He can make only eight field goals per game, but every shot is guaranteed to go in, no matter how tight the defense.
For the first three quarters, he recklessly draws contact and fouls, getting mocked by the whole arena as the “Chinese bricklayer” for having one of the worst shooting percentages in the league.
But in the fourth quarter, his shooting percentage is a terrifying 100%, the best in history.
With 30 seconds left, he faces a five-man double-team, steps back, and sinks a deep three-pointer at the buzzer to win the game!
The opposing superstar drops to his knees, the commentators go wild, and the whole arena erupts.
“You call me a bricklayer? Sorry, I just don’t waste bullets.”
“Because every bullet I fire takes a life.”
From the end of the bench to the “Fourth-Quarter Reaper,” from a laughingstock across the league to the king of game-winning shots.
The legend of the bricklayer begins with the first bullet!
The setting of Goldfinger is quite interesting, but the protagonist has too much inner drama, and keeps denying himself repeatedly. This kind of thing is exaggerated too much, and it smells like an urban dragon king 🤦. Being able to play in the G-League and still get drafted, doesn't he have any merit at all? Then why can you enter the Development League? Does he have a good mother? This is a bit too much. The protagonist can be mediocre, but he can't be useless, right?
This is not against the author, all novels that help stalls are given 2 stars.
Chapter 57: G1 just lost to G2, 58G1 wins? [Covers face] He's a human!
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