Yi Lin transmigrates to a parallel universe, becoming a rising star from China in the 2012 NBA Draft. His performance at the Combine is phenomenal? No, this is just the beginning! While critics hurl accusations of being a "bust" and "guaranteed to go undrafted," and the Trail Blazers release misleading claims of "incompatibility," Yi Lin sits calmly in the green room, a cold smile playing on his lips. Within him, the [Jokic Star Card Fusion System] is quietly operating! Basketball IQ, vision, playmaking... the talents of a legendary center are perfectly merging with his! Kobe Bryant: "That kid's passing vision... I see Magic Johnson in him. Extremely high basketball IQ, a natural playmaker." LeBron James: "A seven-footer who can shoot and pass, with solid basketball IQ? He makes the game simple. The Trail Blazers have struck gold; his vision will make his teammates better." Kevin Durant: "...

I am the symbol of muscle and strength, the overlord of the paint, the source of fear for All-Stars, the terminator of super centers, the nightmare of the NBA, and a living monument in the world of basketball.

In the 2019 NBA Finals, Durant played through injury to help the Warriors win a game, but Thompson and Cousins ​​were injured one after another, and the Warriors, who were out of ammunition, were once again in dire straits. The Warriors, who should have surrendered, turned the tide against all odds because of the rise of a young Chinese boy.

Chen Dong, nicknamed "Water Dispenser Manager," adopted the Shaquille O'Neal template, rose from the bench, and began his own basketball legend.

"Coach, I'm reporting Rossi for playing passively. His hair didn't get messed up at all throughout the entire match."

But... he scored!

"That was just luck. He was basically strolling around during the game, and he even used his goal celebrations to show off his running distance. He only ran more distance than the goalkeeper."

"But this is his fifth consecutive game with a goal."

"Coach, even if he can score goals, the club cannot tolerate such laziness if he doesn't participate in team training."

"The boss sent a private jet to pick him up to discuss contract renewal and a raise."

"..."

Some people score goals just as they're walking, without even breaking a sweat.

This wasn't luck; it was an ultimate understanding of positioning.

So, what is regret?

Is it Blake's Grade 3 muscle strain that brought him to tears at the Douglas Diamond League?

Was it Ronaldo in Rome in 2002, who couldn't hold back his tears after being substituted early?

Michael Irving again, he caught the wind, but couldn't outrun the injury, struggling to crawl out of bounds.

In the first round of the 2007 playoffs, at the post-game press conference, McGrady said "It's my fault" 11 times.

Was it in 2011, when Yao Ming was in his prime, that he reluctantly announced his retirement?

Is this Kobe Bryant, who tore his Achilles tendon in 2013, returned to the locker room after his free throws, and couldn't hold back his tears?

Or was it Lin, clutching his knee, repeatedly saying "I'm done for" to the camera six times?

...

In 2000, at the beginning of the century, when Chen Yu walked out of the gates of Jackson Memorial Hospital in Miami, he looked up at the sky, ready to say no to all these regrets.

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!)

[Iverson's Talents] + [Superstar Skills] + [Female Celebrity] + [Daily Life]

Transmigrating to 2003, Su Bei starts off bound to a super-powerful skill system, merging with Allen Iverson's talents!

【Death Shot】, 【Cute God Three-Pointer】, 【Dream Step】, 【Skyhook】, 【Stealth Step】, 【One-Legged Stand】, 【Fadeaway Jumper】, etc.

Su Bei becomes a freshman at Marquette University, teams up with Wade, and starts by dominating the NCAA, constantly acquiring superstar skills, and gradually conquering the NBA!

Their love life has also been smooth sailing.

With good looks, talent, popularity, and money, Su Bei has it all, making female celebrities crazy about him!

"The Flash" Dwyane Wade: "It's such a wonderful thing to be teammates with Su Bei!"

Allen Iverson, "The Answer": "When a team has two answers, the game is over!"

Kobe Bryant: "I thought I was chasing Jordan my whole life, but who knew... Su Bei was the greatest player on the planet!"

"King James" LeBron: "You know, Su Bei is an extremely good player."

Therefore… I've decided to join forces with Northern Jiangsu to create our own brotherly dynasty!

Michael Jordan, the "God of Basketball": "I always thought my place in history was secure and unshakeable, until Su Bei appeared!!!"

In early 2008, 17-year-old Chinese boy Wang Shuo went to Germany for trial training.

The bad news is that he tried out for 18 teams and failed in all of them.

Good news, the plug-in he has been waiting for is finally here.

Football God, start!

Notts County, one of the oldest football clubs in the world. A wealthy second-generation footballer from 2019, transported to Nottingham, recruited a group of young talents into his youth academy. From then on, they reigned supreme in Nottingham and reached the top of the Europa League...

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!”