Lin Zhou, an undrafted player, unexpectedly received a [Curry's three-point skill experience card] at the last moment when he was about to give up his NBA dream.
The experience card is limited to 7 days. Once opened, he will briefly have Curry-level shooting touch, off-ball movement awareness, shooting rhythm and big-hearted finishing ability.
But the experience card is not permanently suspended.
After 7 days, the super feel will disappear, leaving only the muscle memory, running habits and shooting understanding formed during this period. Whether the limited-time ability can truly become one's own depends entirely on whether the protagonist can carve that "shooting feeling" into his body within seven days.
Lin Zhou, who has a mediocre body, slow lateral movement, and mediocre confrontation, has no system, and no infinite strengthening. He can only rely on these seven days to open a door, and then spend his whole life catching up with himself who once stood at the top for a short time.
Joined the Houston Rockets and partnered with Harden in his twilight years. Starting from the summer league, he was called out in pick-and-rolls. He was scolded by the media as a "commercial import" and was benched by the coach.
But as long as he stands outside the three-point line, the entire NBA defense will have to recalculate its score.
The heroine Xia Wan is a Chinese team reporter based in the United States. She is knowledgeable, calm and objective. She is his strongest supporter off the court and will point out his shortcomings sharply.
This is a story about undrafted players, limited-time talents, hard training and hard work, and a story about regaining the championship with the old Harden.