"Lin is a great player. I admire the fire in his eyes, the hunger unique to those who have climbed out of the valley." — Kobe Bryant "Lin's basketball IQ is the best I've ever seen. He has amazing basketball instincts, perhaps comparable to Magic Johnson." — Phil Jackson "Lin Ze's existence shows another possibility for basketball. He is a player who has made a significant impact on NBA history." — Sports Illustrated "..." Reborn in 2005, Lin Ze became a fringe player on the Lakers' tryouts. Starting with a C- rating, lacking athleticism, and penniless, a ten-day contract was his only hope. The team's cancerous members mocked him relentlessly, and the coaching staff treated him like he was invisible. Fortunately, the [Devil Training System] arrived, albeit late! Three thousand open three-pointers? A piece of cake! Extreme physical training? Just grind it out! From an unknown rookie to the center of attention at Staples Center, Lin Ze proved with his actions: If talent isn't enough, the system will make up for it! With enough effort, the world is mine! Years later, when people recall that tryout in 2005, they can't help but sigh with emotion. The history of the NBA is divided into two parts from that point: before Lin Ze and after Lin Ze.