NBA: It Starts with the Draft

On the night of the 2006 NBA draft, Chinese-American guard Su Chen was selected by the Spurs at the end of the second round, becoming a "marginal pick" that almost no one was optimistic about. No one knew that this seemingly ordinary young man not only brought basketball knowledge from the future, but also unexpectedly awakened the "Basketball Master System". From the stunning pass in the Las Vegas Summer League to the fierce confrontation with the GDP combination in the Spurs training camp, Su Chen used precise shooting and scalpel-like passing to break doubts bit by bit. He learned to be decisive from Popovich's beatings, polished his skills in confrontations with talents such as Westbrook, and turned the talents given by the system into an edge on the court. When everyone thought he was just a flash in the pan, Su Chen continued to break out in the preseason and regular season, using a style of play adapted to the Spurs system to secure a spot in the rotation, and even became a surprise player in key battles. He witnessed the afterglow of the GDP combination, and also competed with legends such as James and Kobe Bryant. Step by step, he transformed from the 58th overall pick on the verge of being undrafted to a basketball giant who changed the league's structure. This is a story about counterattack, and it is also a legendary journey written with wisdom and sweat in the world of basketball.