When a child who has loved basketball since childhood and idolized Mitsui Hisashi is reborn into Kuroko's Basketball, how will he, without exceptional talent, stand out from the many super-powered basketball players? Is it Mitsui's never-say-die spirit, his gentle shooting touch, or his strong physique? Coach, I want to play basketball!

Q: It's the fourth quarter. How do you think we need to adjust to win?

Henson: Score more points.

Q: Coach, what do you think of the other team's many passes?

Henson: What do you think? I'll just stand there and watch!

Q: What will you do if you're behind in the playoffs?

Henson: It depends. Do you want me to trade a few players now?

Some people say Henson is a complete jerk, but others think he's the best swordsman in the league!

When Lin Yu woke up, he found himself in the world of slam dunk, bound to a ball god development system.

With the help of the ball god system, Lin Badminton’s skills improved by leaps and bounds, and soon surpassed the ace of each team.

Sakuragi: Lin Yu, how did you make such rapid progress? Can you teach me the secret?

Rukawa Kaede: With Lin Yu in Japan, can I still be number one in Japan before going to the United States?

Xiandao: In the Xiangbei basketball team, the most difficult person is not Akagi, nor Rukawa Feng, but Lin Yu.

Amu: This Lin Yu is too scary, I’m afraid even Zhu Xing is not his opponent.

Zebei: Fortunately, he is one level lower than me. Facing him in the same grade, I am afraid I will leave a shadow.

An accident brought the talented basketball player Qin Hao’s basketball career to an abrupt end, but when he woke up that day, he found that he was fifteen years old.

Qin Hao, who is starting all over again, has greater ambitions. This time he not only wants to become an NBA player, but also to become a basketball myth, a super guard!

(A new generation of speed king, terrifying scoring machine, court magician, hoop finisher, orient whirlwind sweeping the NBA… he is Qin Hao!)

In basketball, at most, only five people have truly dominated.

They are top representatives from different eras, namely Sebastian Shaw, Sebastian Shaw, Sebastian Shaw, Sebastian Shaw and Sebastian Shaw.

Well, these are the five people, believe it or not.

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Have you ever seen Boston at 4 a.m." Lin Yu asked a rhetorical question, and he started his journey of stealing jokes in the NBA. "This is the most difficult road!" KD, who was giving his acceptance speech in New York, looked confused and felt that this sentence was very familiar. "I want to take my...

Li Rui travels back to 2006, where he's a second-round draft pick by the Lakers. Starting as an NBA player? It seems like he has a chance to realize his NBA dream. But he's a fringe player, lacking potential, and constantly facing the possibility of being cut. He's also constantly criticized by Kobe as a terrible teammate. Wait, the NBA 2K system is here?! [Bound to the 2K system, merging with the talent of 35-year-old Klay Thompson!] He can continuously merge the talents and abilities of various superstars to become stronger! He can train to become stronger! Wow! He's taking off! Starting as a Lakers bench player, he'll become a top-tier 3-and-D player. Step by step, he'll become stronger, eventually becoming a superstar! (No reading barriers, welcome to the pit!)

In the year 2010, a 215 cm tall man finds himself reborn—and awakens with Allen Iverson’s legendary talents! From that moment on, the basketball world is shaken by the rise of a revolutionary center who single-handedly ushers in a unique "small-ball era"!

“Su Bai is the strongest center?”

When asked by reporters, Michael Jordan responds:

“Ridiculous three-pointers, lightning-fast speed, dazzling crossovers, and acrobatic layups… Su Bai is the strongest. But the only thing that makes him a center is his height—he can’t truly be called the strongest center.”

To this, Su Bai can only respond with a helpless smile:

“But I really am a center!”

In 2003, the league was divided. The F4 of Los Angeles was aiming for the championship in the West, the Pistons were grassroots and the Pacers were at their peak. In this era, Li Qi came and wanted to bring something different to the league. He set a small goal first: to win the Rookie of the Year award.