Chapter 177: Su Yan, you old fox, the

"Here it comes, Su Yan's violence, uh, uh, uh... the crown dunk is successful."

Barkley's expression shifted; he wanted to praise him, but hesitated.

"Haha!"

Kenny Smith laughed loudly, "If it's Su Yan, such a crown dunk is actually reasonable, after all... his physical talent is truly average.

His strength does not rely on talent.

Instead, it relies on his unique and extremely powerful 'predictive playstyle'."

"Ha..."

Barkley also shook his head with a wry smile, "It's the same fast-break one-on-one against the rim; the former 'Half-Man, Half-Amazing' Carter performed a real-game windmill dunk.

The latter, Su Yan, barely managed a crown dunk.

Although there's nothing wrong with it.

But this contrast is just too great.

Su Yan is clearly the 'greatest undrafted player in history' who exploded for 51 points, 7 steals, and 3 blocks, delivered a 'flat-back fadeaway game-winner,' and beat the defending champions.

Yet.

He can only crown dunk; such physical talent, such a contrast, it really makes one feel incredible."

"Hahaha!"

Kenny Smith was amused upon hearing this, "That's why I say... Su Yan clearly looks so weak, but he is truly so strong!"

Yes.

Su Yan clearly looks so weak, but he is truly powerful.

And the source of all this power comes from the 【Eye of the Heavenly Emperor】, as well as the support of 【Steel Strength】 and 【Primary Mid-Range Throw】.

The first quarter ended.

【Raptors 24:29 Bulls】.

The Bulls lead by 5 points.

"No way, am I seeing this right? We Raptors lost by 5 points, how is this possible? Carter was clearly flying and leaping, clearly scoring the whole time."

"Exactly, Carter racked up 12 points in the first quarter alone, how could the team still be losing?

I don't get it.

I completely don't get it."

"What? The Bulls' Su Yan, that kid who looks so weak and can only crown dunk on fast breaks, he actually scored 15 points in a single quarter?

What the hell is this?!"

"Hiss... impossible, this is too unbelievable!"

"Right, whether it's dunking over someone, driving, or accelerating on a fast break, Su Yan's state always seems mediocre to me.

His talent is very, very weak.

But why is he able to get the basketball in?"

"Sigh... I used to be curious and puzzled often, and even completely failed to understand, but ever since Su Yan exploded for 50+ points in the game against the Spurs.

And played another god-tier battle.

I had an epiphany.

This is... the power of the 'predictive playstyle'; it doesn't need much powerful talent to support it, it can just always score."

"Correct.

It is precisely because of the unique and powerful 'predictive playstyle' that makes Su Yan look clearly so weak, yet truly so strong.

Clearly looking like he can't score at all, clearly looking like he definitely isn't playing as well as Carter, yet unknowingly he scores 15 points, even more than Carter.

This is where the power of the 'predictive playstyle' lies."

"..."

Amidst the fans' shocked discussions, they realized belatedly that Su Yan is an undrafted player with mediocre talent but explosively powerful strength.

"So strange!"

Little Curry watched Su Yan, watched him for the entire game, and fell into deep thought.

'Speed not fast, vertical not high, explosive power insufficient, clearly looking so ordinary, clearly moving slowly when attacking, completely lacking destructive power.

Yet.

He is always able to score.

This stems from his unique 'predictive playstyle'; before him, no player has been able to practice prediction to such a powerful existence.

This is a playstyle that cannot be imitated.

He found his own playstyle.

He found the playing field that suits him.

Allowing him, even if his talent isn't enough, to still be able to score, still be able to survive in the league, and still be deeply loved by fans.

Then what about me?

My body is also very weak.

I don't have Su Yan's powerful predictive ability, so if I want to survive in the league in the future, do I also need to have a domain exclusive to me?

To establish a foothold in the league using my exclusive ability.

For example: training the currently immature three-pointer to be even more formidable than my father's, elevating the three-pointer to the extreme.

Elevating it to a level that makes people hear the name and tremble?

A three-pointer is definitely one point more than a two-pointer; as long as I practice it accurately enough, I can infinitely raise my scoring ceiling.

Using three-point skills to stun the league.'

Little Curry wanting to shoot accurate three-pointers stems from his father, who is also a three-point shooter.

And because Su Yan, who also lacks talent but uses his exclusive 'predictive playstyle' to play super-god-like, shining performances across the entire NBA.

He gave Little Curry an epiphany.

Making Curry, at only 15 years old, before even going to college, completely firm in his determination to practice his three-pointer well.

To a certain extent, this might lead to the early arrival of the future three-point sharpshooter, the "Cute God."

Back to the game.

Second quarter.

After the bench rotation.

Both starting lineups returned.

"Swish!"

Carter came on and immediately hit an outside three-pointer.

In the eyes of the world, Carter is a flying dunker, and they think his offense is all alley-oops, all high school homework.

All driving to the rim.

In reality, that is not the case.

For Carter to become one of the "Four Great Shooting Guards," besides the terrifying vertical that allows him to wantonly abuse the rim, his versatility is also a major factor.

Driving, changing direction, jump shots, passing, etc.

Carter is very versatile.

He is even an outstanding three-point shooter. ===== CHAPTER 179 =====