NBA: I Became a Legend As a Point Guard

In 2002, Yao Ming, the "Little Giant" from China, entered the NBA and became the first Asian player to be drafted number one in the NBA draft.

Meanwhile, an 18-year-old high school student, also from the East, was selected fifth overall.

This is the best of times: with stars like Duncan, O'Neal, and Kobe preceding them, and James, Durant, and Curry following them—a truly star-studded era…

This is also the worst of times: facing the Lakers' OK duo, the Spurs' GDP trio, the Celtics' Big Three, and the Cavaliers and Warriors' two powerhouse teams, a single star player has almost no hope of winning a championship...

But I am a high mountain, not a long river.

When encountering mountains, climb them; when encountering seas, cross them. I'd rather be a towering mountain than a river that winds its way into the sea!

You must climb that mountain like a warrior and prove to the world that you are the best point guard and the best player of this era!

(Non-rebirth, non-system, non-invincible) (Growth story, parallel world)