Superstar Athletes’ Black Tech Systems

A good start is half the battle. After scoring two points, the Lakers went ahead 10:9, and Li Liang got an assist.

Then the offensive and defensive transitions, troublesome things came.

The Pistons continued to control the ball, and the ball was passed in and out of several hands.

There were more and more boos from the fans at the scene, and debris was thrown from time to time, but there were fewer and fewer fans.

But the Pistons players were unmoved, still faithfully executing the ball possession tactics, slowly looking for offensive opportunities.

In the NBA in the 1950s, the offensive skills of the players were quite rough, the technical movements were not standardized, and the most basic shooting movements were varied.

There are single-armed, double-armed, smashed, lifted, and thrown, and most of them are standing shots, with both feet not leaving the ground.

The real jump shooting technology had to wait until the league pioneers such as Paul Arizin and Bill Sharman gradually perfected it in the mid-1950s, and then gradually developed a more standardized shooting action.

Like shooting, their dribbling is also very frustrating, monotonous one-handed dribbling, rarely changing hands, let alone changing directions.

Their passing of the ball was quite smooth, but the defensive skills and tactics of the NBA at that time were not high, and the physical fitness of the players was also average, so they could pass a large number of passes in one offense without making mistakes.

Now, it will be different with Li Liang on the field.

Even if he is an NCAA drinking fountain, he is still trained in modern basketball.

All he has to do is to grab the ball back and attack as quickly as possible.

Li Liang saw the opponent pass the ball outside the free throw circle. He was already familiar with the Pistons' routine, that is, the pass from the outside circle to block people and then cross positions.

Li Liang saw the opportunity and jumped at it!

His speed is not fast, but it is very sudden, and because he has already calculated, he is very accurate, and he snatches the ball from the opponent's hands.

The Pistons players were not willing to let go, as soon as they fought for it, the two fell to the ground at the same time.

The referee didn't call a foul, and the referee didn't care about this kind of confrontation.

Li Liang was one step ahead, rolling and crawling, picked up the ball and ran towards the frontcourt.

With his height, playing center forward in the 1950s, he couldn't dribble long distances at all.

But Li Liang is different. With a height of 6 feet 9, he can play point guard on the current basketball court.

He dribbled the ball all the way to the frontcourt, turned around and saw that his opponent hadn't kept up, and jumped up for a layup!

miss...

Li Liang missed a layup!

But no one followed, he grabbed the rebound and hit the rebound again under the basket.

Still miss!

If this happens in a real game, Li Liang will probably be scolded to death by the fans.

But it was different here. Before the opponent's defensive player could catch up, Li Liang jumped up again, tapped the ball into the basket lightly, and scored two points.

Of course, Li Liang's level is not so bad that he can't even make a layup, but because he wants to collect rebound data!

15 rebounds, this task requirement is more terrifying than assists, Li Liang was stuck on this data a few times.

Both sides did not shoot at all, where did the rebound come from?

If there is Kobe, things will be much easier, but unfortunately this is the Lakers in 1950.

So he had no choice but to shoot and grab the data by himself, and the Lakers also had George McCann on the inside, so they would not be kind enough to give up rebounds.

"What the hell are you doing? You can't even make a layup!" Kundera yelled at Li Liang from the sidelines.

"The ground is too slippery!" Li Liang replied.

He just ignored the old man, thinking that without me, you would have lost this game!

Although John Kundera is a meritorious coach, the founder of the first dynasty in NBA history.

But limited to the era at that time, he obviously had no good way to deal with the Pistons' shameless tactics.

In the first minute of the second quarter, Li Liang successfully scored 2 points, 2 rebounds, 1 assist, and an insignificant steal.

Next, the Pistons still adhered to their slow ball-handling style of play, abruptly playing basketball as football, from the Wienburg Pistons to the Barcelona Pistons.

It's a pity that they have the advantage in possession of the ball, and the Pistons still control the ball when they are behind.

Li Liang thought to himself, the Sima system just doesn't want him to complete the task.

Li Liang had no choice but to attack and defend desperately. After more than ten games, he had gradually become familiar with the opponent's passing line.

Restricted by his talent level in the past, Li Liang was always half a beat slower than those black players on the court, 0.1 seconds slower.

It is this 0.1 second that determines the talents of the two athletes, one in the sky and the other in the ground.

On the basketball court, 0.1 second can decide many things.

A steal, a block, and a dribble all take 0.1 seconds.

Li Liang made his judgment more and more accurate through his tireless anticipation and positioning.

Anyway, the opponent will not shoot easily, nor will he dribble beyond others, so he can attack boldly with confidence.

Sure enough, Li Liang succeeded in fighting again. This time his teammates got the ball and launched a counterattack.

Li Liang knew that he couldn't let his teammates take the ball to attack. This group of NPCs would also play ball-handling tactics.

Without further ado, Li Liang snatched the ball from his teammates directly!

"Li, what are you doing!"

"I'll teach you how to play basketball!"

Li Liang shouted, all the way to the basket, turned his head to look at the moon, and passed back to his teammates who followed up.

It was George Mikan again. When he got to the basket, Mikan would no longer be polite. He easily put the basket and got another assist.

Seeing it was so easy, Li Liang thought, he should have done another rebound earlier.

After that, the game was under Li Liang's control.

While actively defending, stealing the ball, fast breaks, rebounding, and scoring points, on the offensive end, he uses his physical fitness and skilled dribbling to tear apart the opponent's defense and feed the ball to McCann for assists.

Li Liang's talent is mediocre, but his basic skills are not bad. Years of hard training are effective.

In fact, Li Liang has been good in all aspects since he was a child. He can sing, dance, speak well, has a good brain, looks good, is so tall, and has money at home. He is quite tall, rich and handsome.

A rich second generation studying abroad like him should have lived a chic life in the United States, and there will be no shortage of beautiful women in Xiangche.

It's a pity that I was obsessed with playing some basketball at a young age. I insisted on joining the Kentucky basketball team, and I was obsessed with entering the NBA.

Maybe it was his perseverance that moved God, and sent him such a system to hone him and give him a chance to enter the NBA.

And Li Liang also wants to make good use of this opportunity to realize his NBA dream.

After all, if he can't achieve it, he will go home and inherit his father's hundreds of millions of family business, and go to various places to sell tractors and pig feed.

His dad sent him to Kentucky Business School so he could sell tractors and pig feed all over the world.

Therefore, he has no way out! He doesn't want to sell tractors!

In the second half, Li Liang's data gradually accumulated.

Perhaps the first task of the system, the players and coaches in it are not very smart.

With the Lakers turning the score into 34:12, the Pistons are still using ball possession tactics.

But the audience, following Li Liang's "excellent" performance, gradually stopped throwing debris and sat down to watch the game.

Some viewers even started to cheer for Li Liang.

It was a strange feeling to be applauded in the NBA in 1950.

With 2 minutes before the end of the game, Li Liang got an offensive opportunity. He took the ball and shot a jumper near the free throw circle.

This is a position that players in that era rarely shot. It was actually a mid-range jumper.

Because very few insiders will shoot here, no one will rush to defend.

The two-pointer was hit steadily. As soon as the goal was scored, Li Liang scored 30 points, 16 rebounds, and 6 assists.

He has overfulfilled the data task.

The next step is to wait for the game time to run out and complete the last indicator: the Lakers win the game.

This time Li Liang doesn't reject the Pistons' possession tactics anymore, let them control it.

Two minutes passed in a flash, and the score was fixed at 50:20. The Lakers beat their opponents by a big score.

With a whistle, the fans at the scene gave warm applause.

Fans in that era were still relatively reserved, they would not yell, and they used applause more to encourage players.

George McCann stepped forward to hug Li Liang, and even touched Li Liang's head.

"Nice job, Lee."

The voice from more than 60 years ago made Li Liang feel a little proud.

The Pistons players were dejected and were booed unanimously by the fans.

Li Liang breathed a sigh of relief, and finally completed the task, not knowing what would happen next.

The surrounding applause, auditorium and basketball court slowly disappeared, the overhead lights gradually went out, and the surroundings were plunged into darkness.

Li Liang finally had a text that hadn't appeared in the past two weeks:

[Congratulations on completing the introductory task and getting rewards: officially open the Almighty King system, and improve your strength to enter the NBA]

Seeing this sentence, Li Liang's mind flew over, the reward is to let me improve my strength!

Why don't you reward me with a little red flower?

Li Liang finally understood that this task was a switch task.

If you pass it, you can start using this system to improve yourself, and you will naturally have the opportunity to enter the NBA.

As for directly rewarding you and sending you to the NBA? There is no door either.

Sighing, Li Liang thought, since he cannot automatically enter the NBA, he should make good use of the system to improve himself.

Fortunately, I got a letter of introduction from Calipari, and there is still more than a month to go.

At this time, the system gave another prompt:

[The system will give you various ability values. The ability value is based on the NBA average level. Please compare the ability value to make the next task selection. 】

Li Liang's eyes lit up, and it seemed that he was about to have a visual assessment of his own strength.

[Name: Bruce Lee, height 6 feet 8 inches 7, weight 227 pounds]

[Dimension 1: Scoring ability]

[Basic shooting: 71/100]

[Face frame strong cast: 19/100]

【Turn over jump shot: 3/100】

[Retreat jumper: 3/100]

[Emergency Stop/C\u0026S Jumper: 15/100]

[Open three points: 56/100]

[Strong three-point shot: 1/100]

[Basic buckle/layup: 58/100]

[Confrontation dunk/layup: 9/100]

[High difficulty/dunk: 1/100]

[Basic hook: 21/100]

[Against the small hook: 3/100]

[Against big hooks: 1/100]

[Basic throwing/picking: 21/100]

[Anti-interference throwing/picking basket: 8/100]

[Offensive rebounds: 17/100]

[Special Skill: None]

[Comprehensive Evaluation: Grade E]

Li Liang was dumbfounded when he first saw his offensive ability.

One is that I didn’t expect this system to be so detailed, much more detailed than 2K games, and the other is that I didn’t expect myself to be so rubbish.

In addition to being able to see basic shots and open three-pointers, the rest is equivalent to knowing nothing.

But considering that it is based on NBA ability, this score seems to be more objective.

In addition to [scoring ability], there are five dimensions of [passing ability], [defensive ability], [physical quality], [tactical quality] and [mental ability].

There are a total of six major dimensions, and each dimension has a detailed ability division, so that Li Liang can fully understand how rubbish he is.

"Hey, now that I think about it, Coach Calipari can keep me in the team and give me a letter of introduction. It's really hard for him. I won't post his video online."

Li Liang's hexagonal dimension basket is now almost huddled in the center. I really don't know when it will become a hexagonal warrior.

At this time, Li Liang had a thought and withdrew from the system, and someone in the room came back.