Purple and Gold Phantom: My Kuroko's Basketball System

Synopsis of "Purple Gold Phantom: My Kuroko's Basketball System":

Chinese-American youth Lin Hao unexpectedly travels back to 2010, becoming a fringe point guard for the Lakers and binding himself to the "Phantom Sixth Man" system. With his low-profile presence and unpredictable passing reminiscent of Tetsuya Kuroko, he quietly changes the landscape of the NBA. From visual manipulation to the Emperor's Eye, from invisible shots to perfect imitation, he awakens an extraordinary ability each season, helping Kobe Bryant crush Dirk Nowitzki, stop the Thunder's Big Three, and end the Heat's Big Three, creating an unprecedented Lakers dynasty.

When Curry's three-pointers shook the league, Durant joined the Warriors, and James dominated the East, Lin Hao, like a phantom, enveloped the court—his long-range three-pointers pierced the 73-win Warriors, his wild power crushed the super team, and his chaotic ripples stripped away the superstars' signature moves. Fourteen consecutive championships shattered the dreams of all geniuses, cemented Kobe's place as the greatest of all time, and relegated James, Durant, and Curry to the background of a championshipless era. This is an epic tale of an ordinary man rewriting history with the power of basketball, and an enduring myth of the Lakers dynasty.