CHAPTER 109: CHAPTER 59 THE ZONE (AVAILABLE AT 8 A.M., BEGGING FOR FIRST SUBSCRIPTION!)

This summer, Qin Yue focused his special training on honing his skills.

This is because, after two years of rapid growth...

Even he has begun to encounter bottlenecks in various physical attributes.

Moreover, due to the higher level of competition in the NBA, Qin Yue needs more solid skills to ensure he can continue to showcase his technical attributes in the NBA...

So Grover also believes that Qin Yue’s "clumsy" dribbling, passing, and shooting need to be upgraded before entering the NBA.

Upon hearing Grover’s comments about Qin Yue, Qin Yue remained calm, but Yao Ming, standing beside him, grew anxious.

"You call this dribbling clumsy?"

Watching Qin Yue on the training ground, proficiently dribbling with both hands and maintaining a low dribbling center of gravity, Yao Ming questioned his own perception.

"You call this shooting all luck?"

Gazing towards the three-point line where Qin Yue had consecutively hit 11 shots, in the next second, Yao Ming clutched his chest and said.

"You say anyone can make this pass?"

On the court, during a half-court 3-on-3 drill with the trainers...

Seeing the no-look pass Qin Yue delivered after a breakthrough, a pass that landed right in his hands with perfect force and precision, Yao Ming’s amazement was justified...

Because how many times had he received such passes over these years?

"’You defy limits and quietly, yet firmly take all actions helpful towards achieving your goals. Your insatiable greed for success, this obsessive addiction, defines your life.’ In my view, this is what is meant by the winner’s doctrine; winners never have a fixed mindset." Looking up at Yao Ming, Grover said.

Upon hearing this, Yao Ming nodded and said, "Tim, I acknowledge the winner’s doctrine you mentioned. But I think... your assessment of Qin Yue is a bit too harsh."

Seeing this, Tim shrugged and said, "Because after spending time together last year, I found that Qin and Michael are the same type of people; they don’t need encouragement, they only need criticism and prodding."

Too extreme!

It’s truly too extreme!

What kind of ultimate self-torturing personality is this?

This summer, accompanied by Yao Ming, compared to when the March Madness just ended, Qin Yue saw varying degrees of improvement in his technical attributes.

Additionally, as his physical attributes started reaching a bottleneck...

With the visual data provided by the Mountain Peak system, Qin Yue gained a deeper understanding of the Mountain Peak system.

That is, because the Mountain Peak system doesn’t specifically detail certain attributes...

So, for reference, for instance, the jumping ability score shown in the system, Qin Yue couldn’t simply understand it as, the higher the attribute, the higher he would just jump.

As everyone knows, jumping is a very broad concept.

Attributes like jump speed, hang time, instant jumping ability under confrontation, leap height, etc., actually fall under jumping.

And among these attributes...

On the basketball court, some might even be more important than simple high jumping.

Simply put, under the Mountain Peak system’s stringent scoring system...

Assuming Qin Yue’s jumping ability reaches the maximum, maybe his current extreme running jump reach wouldn’t increase much, but correspondingly... his other jumping attributes would be quite explosive.

...

In September, as Qin Yue concluded his special training perfectly, aside from accepting the previous tasks in his mind, which could only be accepted after he entered the NBA...

He opened the system, and on this day, he also pleasingly admired the scores he obtained in various attributes under the Mountain Peak system. (Detailed attributes will be in the upcoming on-shelf message)

According to the Mountain Peak system’s calculations...

For the three positions he might play after entering the NBA, that is, center, power forward, and small forward, Qin Yue scored 83, 85, and 84 respectively. However, in the system’s other algorithm, which combines Qin Yue’s dynamic and static talent and mismatch advantage for a practical battle algorithm, Qin Yue scored 87 to 89.

The reason why the Mountain Peak system’s practical battle algorithm fluctuates is that during calculations, it incorporates the characteristics and personnel composition of NBA teams.

"Some teams’ personnel compositions and style characteristics might likely restrain me, but some teams would be restrained by me...

One must say, it truly is a rigorous and reasonable scoring system."

Additionally, in the visual data provided by the Mountain Peak system, on this day, Qin Yue also saw a line of text specially highlighted:

"If the host incurs an injury after entering the NBA, the system will promptly issue related tasks to assist the host in regaining those attributes lost due to injury."

In sports, injury isn’t scary.

What’s scary is the inability to return to peak form due to certain injuries.

Previously, having acquired the Flying Pig and Aerialist badges, Qin Yue essentially possesses knees of steel and a much longer career lifespan than the average person.

Now, with the Mountain Peak system offering injury tasks to safeguard him...

At this moment, Qin Yue felt that just at the starting line...

He was already far ahead of his contemporaries.

"The Gift of Charles Barkley series of tasks is now open.

The Gift of Charles Barkley Part 1: How can one ascend Mountain Peak without assistance?

Charles Barkley, who is quite fond of you, is currently hoping to see you dominate in the NBA.

Task completion condition: For you, the up-and-coming talent, Charles Barkley has made a bet with Kenny Smith, please assist Charles Barkley in winning this bet.