NBA: From the Start, I Trash-Talk Wade at Max Level

In 2003, teams battled for supremacy in the NCAA, while the Golden Generation was on the verge of entering the NBA. Lin Mo, a Chinese American senior at underdog Marquette University, played alongside Dwyane Wade. But he was just a fringe rotation player, had a weak mentality, and was terrified of trash talk on the court. As Wade's constant verbal pressure during a team scrimmage drove Lin Mo into silence, the Moves Plunder System finally awakened. The beginner's gift unlocked trash talk at max level and granted one exclusive one-on-one challenge. As long as he won an official one-on-one, he could forcibly steal the other player's basketball attributes. Doc Rivers returned to campus for an exchange, and Wade barely managed to tie him in a one-on-one. Lin Mo fixed his gaze on the veteran NBA guard: years of experience controlling the game in the league were there for the taking! He swept past one powerhouse after another in the Sweet Sixteen and Elite Eight, won the NCAA championship, and saw his draft prospects soar. Then he stepped onto an NBA court and faced off against stars in private matchups. When the regular season began, stars from every team cried out in shock and anger: “Wait! Why does he play like me?!” From a fringe NCAA reserve to a player who had absorbed the playing styles of every star in the league, a legend was born.