In his previous life, Zuo Li was hardworking and tenacious. Though he stood only 160 cm tall, he made it onto the professional court through a hundred times more effort than the average person. Just as he was about to reach the peak of his career, he resolutely set his sights on the NBA, basketball’s highest stage, only to suffer an unexpected injury during a tryout and leave the game with regrets. But when one door closes, another opens. In the end, fate favors those who work hard. A System descended from the heavens and brought him back to last century’s New York, into the body of a developmentally disabled boy with extraordinary talent. But just as Zuo Li was full of ambition, the System... blew up! And so, a super genius was born. At fourteen, he ruled the streets and became the king of New York streetball. He started from humble beginnings in high school and swept the country as a versatile player who could dominate both inside and out. In college, the Zuo-Curry duo led their team to an impossible championship. Then he entered the league and played every position from one to five, forging an unbelievable, against-all-odds legend... Curry: “I knew there had to be a reason he came all that way to find me. Turns out he wanted to steal my shooting skill set! Just kidding. He’s my best teammate and my best friend.”
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar: “I still remember how awful his footwork was when he came to see me. But who could have guessed he’d learn faster than I could teach him?”
Magic Johnson: “Let me clear something up: I didn’t teach him how to pass. He taught himself.”
Kobe: “Only his competitive spirit can match mine!”
Watch this young genius take on the NBA!
Zuo Li: “Genius is talent plus hard work. Have you figured it out yet?”
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The description is truly toxic. Even if you train yourself to death, it's useless. What's the point of hard work? Starting over after serious injury—how toxic are you?
I think the beginning is too long-winded, and the protagonist's previous basketball talent after time travel has not been reflected in his new life at all. He has been practicing for six years just to play street ball, and he can't even shoot three-pointers. He obviously shot well in his previous life. I really don't understand it. The beginning is also buggy, and I can't write much plot later.
Nobody believes it, not even me. He was already the same height as me at three, the same height as me at five, and this is what he looked like at eight.
My god, this is so addictive, I can't take it anymore. Even someone like me who doesn't watch the NBA or play basketball, only reads novels, knows Curry's dad is Dell Curry. And you, a novelist, are writing about Eddie Curry? Unbelievable!
A height of 215cm and a wingspan of 250cm is too much of a bug; it seems absurd.
A fighter jet among trash. The protagonist was the CBA 160 MVP in his previous life, and was reborn as an eight-year-old child with a body full of potential of 99. After 5 years of practice, my shooting accuracy is 20. I need to find a streetball player to learn from and improve my skills!
You bastard... You can't sign agents in high school or college, you'll get banned if you do... What are you doing? At least understand the rules!
The author doesn't even reply. What kind of rubbish is this? High school students can sign agents and get endorsements?
This shows a lack of basic common sense. High school and college basketball in the US is amateur and cannot involve commercial activities; otherwise, the player will be banned. Two vintage jerseys that LeBron James received as gifts during his high school years are under investigation. It's said that this is because the NBA CC wouldn't approve his application, which is one of the reasons he graduated high school early to enter the draft.
A genius? Personally, I think in competitive sports, a genius is someone with exceptional physical abilities. A genius who's 160cm tall? Haha.