Summer, Present

"Summer, Present" Talent is a blessing and a curse. Xia Tian, ​​who is 1.98 Meters tall, returned from the United States, but locked himself into the clumsy body of a "sports idiot". The sudden death of his best friend Brian made basketball an untouchable catastrophe. A vicious class match ignited his pent-up anger. Losing control and scoring 60 points, he tore up his pretense and fell into deeper confusion: Is basketball an ashes to commemorate a close friend, or a flame to burn himself? Under the guidance of the stern coach and the acceptance of his silent teammates, Xia Tian embarked on the road of transformation. From the awkwardness of being forced to integrate into tactics, to understanding the beauty of basketball wisdom; from being maliciously irritated and almost losing control again, to calmly taking control in the finals and leading the team to the top. He learned to harness his talent instead of being consumed by it. When the invitation letter from a prestigious American school arrived, Xia Tian calmly put down his cell phone. The real victory is not a trophy or a distant invitation, but a new reconciliation with oneself, basketball, and the world after passing through the ruins of the heart. This is a story of genius wrestling with inner demons and being remade amidst destruction. It's about loss, and more about finding your own, calm and firm "presence" in the middle of the noisy arena.