NBA: Fusing Dennis Rodman and Jokic from the Start

Chen Hao transmigrated to 1996. From the start, he fused Dennis Rodman and Jokic’s templates and gained both players’ max-level abilities.

Under Chen Hao’s dazzling light, players who should have shone in the NBA, like Iverson, Kobe, Ray Allen, and Nash, faded into the background.

At the same time, Chen Hao became the greatest obstacle to Jordan’s bid for a second Bulls dynasty!

“Averaging a triple-double? Running the offense from the top of the key and making no-look passes? You call that a center?”

“Hitting threes at will from beyond the arc? What the hell kind of basketball strategy is that?”

“Grabbing a defensive rebound, pushing straight into a fast break, and finishing with a coast-to-coast dunk? That’s a center’s job?”

Chen Hao’s unconventional style sent shockwaves through the entire NBA.

While the media made a fuss, Chen Hao just smiled. “This is nothing. Just wait.”

A European-step dunk after taking off from beyond the three-point line, a fadeaway jumper over one shoulder despite a double team, and threes launched just past half court!

What?

You’re saying I’m just a wimp who’s afraid of contact?

Then what do you call me snatching offensive rebounds right over O’Neal again and again, then posterizing him?

Or leaving David Robinson so dizzy he doesn’t know which way is up?

Or driving Duncan, a psychology master’s graduate, to the brink of a breakdown?

Jordan: “Stop calling me the God of Basketball. Chen Hao wouldn’t like it!”

Barkley: “Please, as long as he doesn’t destroy me on the court, I’d even kiss Chen Hao’s ass!”

LeBron James: “You know, I’ve been a Chen Hao fan since I was a kid. I grew up watching him play...”