NBA: Becoming a Legend with a Desperate Three-Pointer

In Game 6 of the 2013 NBA Finals between the Spurs and the Heat, Ray Allen, who was supposed to sink the game-saving three, is unexpectedly injured.

"Ye Zhun, you're up!"

Ye Zhun, playing in the NBA on a temporary contract and a mountain of debt, points at himself.

"Huh? I'm supposed to hit the game-saving three? Seriously?"

[Clutch Shot System activated!]

The gears of fate begin to turn...

Years later, how to assess Ye Zhun, the god of game-winning shots, becomes a hot topic.

Jordan: "The GOAT? Ye Zhun shouldn't be confined to that label."

LeBron James: "When Ye Zhun takes a shot in the final moments, I start walking to the locker room, ready to accept defeat."

Curry: "The greatest three-point shooter? I'll accept that title, except when it comes to Ye Zhun."

Kevin Durant: "If I can be called the Grim Reaper, then Ye Zhun must be the demon who snatches away his opponents' hopes of winning every single time."