NBA: From Blue-Collar Center to God of Point Guards

[No System, no invincibility]

[All skills honed by hand]

Lin Chuan wakes up to find he has transmigrated to America in 2006. He used to play point guard, but now he has the body of a center.

In this era, Kobe hasn’t yet won two consecutive championships, LeBron James hasn’t yet been crowned king, Duncan is still on the road to building a dynasty, and Curry hasn’t entered the league.

And in 2007, our Lin Chuan will enter the draft alongside the future Grim Reaper, Kevin Durant, and the Emperor, Oden.

Having made up for the physical gifts he lacked in his previous life, he resolves to reach heights he never attained before.

Then come a torrent of labels and expectations: “The strongest point guard in the UCAA,” “the best rookie show since Carmelo Anthony,” “a mysterious power from the East”...

Many years later, Lin Chuan stands at the Hall of Fame podium, smiling at the stars below. “I’ve never been the GOAT. That would be disrespectful to the legends of old, since I never got to play against them. If you have to call me something, just call me the God of Point Guards.”