Ji Feng, who was originally a talent for basketball and surprised everyone, was found to have a heart attack when he was just starting his basketball career in high school.

The road to basketball was forced to end, and the chic and wild Ji Feng on the court no longer, only the sick body.

Ji Feng’s lingering breath, faced with the ridicule of everyone, Ji Feng was reluctant but helpless, but God did not give up his child after all, God’s subsystem fell from the sky, Ji Feng, began to move towards his legendary basketball life!

Xu Ling unexpectedly traveled back in time to 2006, becoming a freshman at Texas Tech University. He was incredibly talented, yet largely unknown. Back then, legendary coach Bob Knight reigned supreme, yet the team remained a humble presence in the vast NCAA landscape—until that day, when its trajectory completely changed.

Some people are destined to soar high like eagles.

In his second life, Xu Ling decided to rush to the mountains that he had never reached in his previous life.

As a result, "TTU's Jordan", "a super rookie on par with Oden and Durant", "the Terminator from the East"... countless labels and heavy expectations came from all directions.

But Xu Ling was focused on the ball in front of him. When he scored the buzzer-beater amidst the roar of the crowd and won the MVP award amidst widespread doubt, everyone was shocked to realize: his heights had long since reached a level untouched by the noise.

This is a story about how talent, focus and victory make all the noise and discussion irrelevant.

—No system, a sneaky, underhanded style—

—Early on the coattails of others, later on become the coattails of others—

James complained, "I've never been on a super team."

Chen Jihui said, "Yes, I'm very lucky. Every team I've played for has been a super team, the kind where you either win the championship or you fail."

By the way, does James Harden want a championship ring?

[Single female lead + no system + no losing + no toxicity.] Traveling through the world of Slam Dunk, Gu Jin leads the Ryonan basketball team to the pinnacle of Japanese high school basketball. Fans of Ryonan and Shigeichi Tanaka, please join us!

A boy who once defeated the North Division Rookie of the National High School Basketball League is exceptionally talented and has superb basketball skills, yet no one knows him.

Sixteen-year-old Zhuang Yu was like a pearl in the dust.

Until a freshman class competition arrived, he began to shine with his own dazzling light...

When the dust settles and light shines forth, it illuminates countless mountains and rivers!

(Following "Genius Guard," "King of Guards," and "Basketball Legend: Super Guard," this is Wei Guang's fourth basketball novel. No brothers, no basketball. I'm here waiting for you!)

Kunimitsu Tezuka: "Will going to Germany help narrow the gap between you and me?"

Fuji Shusuke: "Echizen, do you have an opponent you would rather die than lose to?"

Akutsu Jin (with a complicated expression): "I don't have anything to say about him."

Atobe Keigo: "My pride? It's more like the helpless barking of a defeated dog..."

Yukimura Seiichi: "Is it finally time to experience that ultimate fear again? I'm trembling with anticipation."

Genichirō Sanada: "I'll bet my life on this fight."

Echizen Ryoma: "Father, this is the first time I feel so helpless. Please, help me..."

A South Korean U17 coach cried out in despair: "The ace I spent ten years cultivating was destroyed just like that?"

Banda Setsuna smiled gently, "Relax, we just need to enjoy tennis together."

Signed, feel free to read.

When Chen Mo, who retired due to injury, repeatedly watched the video of Ryonan's defeat on his hospital bed, he never thought that fate would give him a chance to make up for his regrets - in this life, he became a Chinese boy who transferred to Ryonan High School and stood on the court in Kanagawa with cherry blossoms flying.

In his previous life, he was a die-hard fan of Sendoh Akira, lamenting every loss for Ryonan. In this life, with his two lives of basketball passion and professional experience, he officially met the "lazy genius" in the Ryonan gym. From initial testing matches to honing tactics side by side, he and Sendoh Akira formed the "Ryonan Twins," becoming the brightest lights of the Kanagawa arena. Together, they bore Coach Takeka's roars and etched the slogan "Dominate the Nation" into every sprint and shot.

After the smoke cleared from the national competition, the two packed their bags and headed for America, where they would hone their skills in the fiercest arena. When a team simultaneously selected the twin stars from Kanagawa in the 1996 NBA Draft, the world saw a new possibility for basketball—one tearing apart defenses with pinpoint shooting and driving, the other dominating the court with effortless passing and versatility.

From the Sakura Stadium in Kanagawa to the spotlight of the NBA, they faced challenges from superstars like Jordan, Kobe, and Allen Iverson, etched the name "Ryonan" into the annals of world basketball with their tacit teamwork and unyielding passion. This isn't a replica of their youth, but their own legend—a story of dreams, friendship, and rebirth from regret, all the way to the pinnacle of basketball.