A Full-Level Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder Player in the NBA as a Point Guard

Lin Feng traveled through time. He went from a 1.78 Meter water fountain to a 2.08 Meter tall five-star high school student. The body is the top talent, and the technology is the top rough. Good news: He has a system. Bad news: The system was led astray by him. "When others shoot, just go in. If you can't, you must use your strength to the standard." "Others can pass the ball and reach the right position. If you can't, you must follow the most reasonable route." "Others rely on instinct to play, but you rely on calculation - the No. 1 Pick on the opposite side, his left foot is 0.1 Seconds slower than his right foot, you figure it out." So a monster appeared in the NBA: The coach said he was a power forward and he ran to organize the offense. Opponents said he was inside, and he made eight three-pointers. The media said he was a data brusher and he led the team to the championship. Finally someone asked: What is your position? He thought for a while: Have you ever seen a point guard who is 2.08 Meters tall?