I want to be a superstar.

It's perfectly normal for male friends to play a game of kicking each other's butts.

It won't evoke any strange associations.

In the United States, it is common for someone to kick another person's butt with the prefix "hey, man" or "hey, guy".

When something happens between friends and you feel really upset, but you can't hold it in and you can't just shoot the other person, you kick them in the butt.

After I kicked it, everything was fine.

So, after Yes kicked Webster hard, he left with a smile.

This is the meaning that kicking someone's butt has in this country, but it's not okay for friends to kick each other's butts for no reason.

Also, never kick a stranger in the buttocks; this is a provocation, and the other party has the right to shoot in self-defense.

Yes has few friends in the United States, but there are quite a few people who are willing to play this kind of kicking game with him when they have nothing to do.

Besides Webster, who has already entered the draft, Brandon Roy, Wilcon Roy, Dean Simmons, and Anthony Washington are all willing to participate.

As for whether kicking them will have the same explosive power boost as kicking Webster, we'll only know after trying it.

After trying it, and many times, Yes found that he had a +1 burst damage effect when kicking Brandon Roy and Wilcon Roy.

However, playing against Dean Simmons and Anthony Washington did not have the same effect.

At first, he thought it was because his kicking technique was wrong, not steady, accurate, or ruthless enough.

After trying many times, he finally confirmed that kicking Simmons and Washington really wouldn't increase his explosiveness by 1.

Moreover, even kicking Roy and Conroy's butts only provided him with a +1 burst damage boost for the first time.

At first, Yes thought that perhaps each person could only kick once a day.

Later, Yes kicked Roy and Conroy for several days in a row, and then he realized that it really didn't work.

In the end, he concluded that kicking someone's butt with explosive power is not something just anyone can do.

It has to be someone like Roy and Conroy, and each person can only have one chance.

Now, he needs to know what Roy and Conroy have in common that makes them compatible.

It's not actually that hard to guess, especially since Washington and Simmons are not good, while Roy and Conroy are, so there's only one possibility.

So only those with a certain level of basketball talent can do it?

Roy and Conroy's basketball talent allowed them to be core players in the NCAA, while Simmons and Washington could not.

Whether this guess is correct or not requires further experimentation.

And the only place he could experiment with was his high school alma mater, James A. Garfield High School!

The results of the experiment were consistent with his prediction.

"Ye told you to kick, so just kick. Don't overthink it. Avery, you go first!"

When the coach called him out, Avery Bradley looked somewhat devastated.

He wasn't from Seattle, but as a Washington state resident, his childhood idols were the Garfield Five.

So, after graduating from high school, he joined Garfield High School with the title of the number one high school student in the United States.

Yes and his group were his idols.

These days, Avery Bradley feels like his idol image has collapsed.

The reason Avery Bradley felt that Yes and Roy's image had collapsed was, of course, because Yes had always practiced kicking asses in the Garfield High School gym.

If I had known this all along, I wouldn't have been in such a hurry to come to Garfield. If I had waited until school started in August, I could have avoided this disaster.

To kick or not to kick?

"Avery, are you ready?"

Caught in a dilemma, Bradley gritted his teeth and kicked Yes's buttocks hard.

It was extremely ruthless, so ruthless that Yes didn't feel anything at all.

"I'm done playing."

"Very good, next one. No rush, one at a time."

Coach Floyd spoke to the eager Garfield High School players after Bradley's game.

Kicking the captain's butt, this opportunity doesn't come often!

If they could kick him once, they'd let the captain kick him 100 times!

Seeing the Garfield players behind him playing so happily, Bradley felt a sense of loss.

"Avery, don't be shy in Garfield. Ye and Brandon have always been like this."

Has he always been this goofy?

This is completely inconsistent with their handsome image in public!

Yes is not a sleazy man who likes to take advantage of others.

Especially in front of friends and younger people, if you kick someone's butt for no reason, you should definitely kick them back.

When they were little, he asked Tang Xiaoyao to help him improve his attributes. In order to improve his endurance attribute, he kissed Tang Xiaoyao, and he would make Tang Xiaoyao kiss him back.

He has never been the kind of person who likes to take advantage of others.

Later, he realized that he had indeed taken advantage of Tang Xiaoyao.

However, it was Tang Xiaoyao who secretly kissed him while he was sleeping, but Tang Xiaoyao's technique was too poor and she woke him up.

Therefore, Tang Xiaoyao never felt that he had gotten the better deal.

However, I must say that some of the system's practice methods are really unscientific!

Of all the players at Garfield High School, only Avery Bradley gets a +1 to his explosiveness from being kicked in the butt.

None of his former teammates were good enough.

Avery Bradley is quite famous in the American basketball world.

He and John Wall were two of the most famous talents in American high school basketball.

His talent and reputation far surpass those of Roy and Conroy.

John Wall has a player trading card!

John Wall's high school trading card was a three-star card, so by that logic, Bradley should also have a trading card.

And he might also be a genius who had a basketball trading card in high school!

In other words, if he wants to increase his explosive power by kicking people's butts, he needs to kick those who have star player cards in the system.

Do Roy and Conroy also have player cards in the system?

Or are there other commonalities?

For example, people who can all make it into the NBA?

However, Yes quickly shook his head and denied the guess.

Liu Wei has a player card, but he can't get into the NBA.

Having a player card doesn't mean a player is an NBA player.

Roy's current draft prospects are late second round, while Conroy won't even make the second round.

Given Roy's knee injury history, it's highly unlikely that either of them will make it to the NBA.

After summarizing the possibilities for improving explosive power, Yes was satisfied with the results of his 'training camp' in Garfield these past few days.

Once you understand the conditions for increasing explosive power, raise the explosive power attribute to 80 as soon as possible, then both his explosive power and speed attributes will exceed 80.

Add to that his current 20% bonus, and that's double 96!

Even in the NBA, he'd be a fast horse, right?

Moreover, in the NCAA, there may not be many stars of Bradley and John Wall's caliber, but there are at least hundreds of players of Roy and Conroy's caliber, right?

However, once he got to the NCAA, those guys weren't his friends, and he needed to find another way to kick their asses!

And it's a method where you don't have to return the kick after you've kicked it!