I want to be a superstar.

"I was just interviewed by CBS!"

"I was interviewed by USA Today!"

"Mine is ESPN!"

"Mine is the New York Times; they came all the way here right halfway through the game!"

"That's what the Washington Post said when they interviewed me!"

"Cui just called to tell me that we're being talked about all over the internet in the US!"

"We've become famous! We've become famous by stepping on Duke University!"

The feeling of becoming famous overnight is sweet.

From obscurity to nationwide media adoration, all it took was one game – that's the NCAA!

On the bus to the hotel, University of Washington players, coaches, and even staff were excitedly talking on the phone with family and friends, receiving congratulations from everyone.

At this moment, the University of Washington seemed to have already won the NCAA championship!

"Ye, do you think we can win the NCAA championship this year?"

Before today's game, nobody in Washington had even considered this unrealistic question.

"Ye, this is the last year the five of us will be together. This time, I don't want you to have any regrets! Even if..."

Even if?

Yes turned to look at Roy, who was clutching his knees, and frowned. "Your knees are acting up again?"

"It's okay. It's been a long time since I've played at my full strength, so I'm a little out of sorts. Don't worry, I'll get used to it. My old buddies told me they were really happy in this match!"

"Hmph, watch out, or your two old buddies might die young from your mischief!"

Roy's nonchalant attitude angered Yes: "And Brandon, I have no regrets. Whether or not I win the national championship for Seattle has nothing to do with me!"

"I know, Ye is from Seattle, right? What Seattle Glory, Seattle Miracle? Whoever wants it can take it, it's none of your business. I can recite all of that."

"..."

Yes suddenly realized that Roy was being a bit obnoxious tonight!

So what if you beat Duke University in one game? You think you can get cocky in front of him?!

but……

Thanks for the match.

Since your knee is bothering you right now, let me just say thank you in a small way.

"hehe"

Hearing Roy's self-righteous and arrogant laughter, Yes realized he regretted it.

What's with the thank you?!

This guy who knows he's not in good health but still pushes himself to the limit deserves to be crippled later!

He swore that if he ever worried about Roy's health again, he'd be a hammer!

After the game against Duke University, the side quest on Yes's attribute panel was also completed.

Side Quest: Win an NCAA official game

Task requirement: Win an official NCAA game and play in the game.

Task Reward: You can choose any stage of practice method for any attribute. The quality of the practice method depends on the completion rate of the task.

Task Status: Led the team to victory against Duke University's Blue Devils. Individual stats: 51 points, 4 rebounds, 4 assists. Rating: A+. Completed.

"This is the reward for completing the side quest? An A+ grade training manual?"

Yes clicked on the golden book on the system that was labeled 'Training Book'.

A+ Level Training Book: You can choose any stage of practice method for any attribute. There are three training methods to choose from in the A+ Level Training Book.

Currently, most of Yes's attribute points are still at maximum, only his burst damage and agility are not yet at their peak.

爆发力：80.4/67（80），敏捷：70/70（80）

Explosive power or agility?

After a slight hesitation, Yes chose Agility.

他有将基础爆发力提升到70的方法，基础爆发力提升到70后，他的爆发力就达到了84/70（80）。

It's sufficient for getting rid of defenders and for dribbling through specific areas.

As for maximizing his explosiveness and playing like Wade, his physique is still too weak and his ball-handling skills are still too poor; it's unrealistic.

Let's raise Agility to 80 and see if we can increase attack speed a little bit more.

During this game, he discovered that Curry's talent was truly amazing!

The only downside is that this talent requires extremely fast reaction time!

"Are these the three methods provided in the A+ level training manual for increasing Agility from 70 to 80?"

He had previously suspected that there might be more than one method for training attributes, and this has now been confirmed and verified once again.

1: Slap any NBA All-Star player, past or present, with enough speed and power. Each slap earns +1 point.

2: Hold the baseball bat at a sufficiently fast frequency and continuously stroke it up and down for two hours plus one point.

3: In official games, making a shot from the center circle or further away earns you +1 point.

This A+ level training book gave him three methods to train his agility from 70 to 80.

The first method is the most difficult. Now, in the future, and in the past, would an All-Star slap him?

Stop dreaming, these All-Stars aren't Roy.

The second method is less difficult. He doesn't think he can do it continuously for two hours. He can run, but his manual dexterity is average.

The third option is the most suitable method for him right now.

"If every game were like tonight, and every opponent were Redick, that would be great."

Yes was somewhat disappointed.

Redick is currently the most legendary player in the NCAA.

But in front of him is just an ATM where he can boost his stats.

Skilled at positioning and better at shooting, a tireless pure shooter, but lacking in defense and strength, and without a tall stature or passing ability.

This is Redick's scouting report.

Redick's weaknesses will be magnified in front of him, while Redick's strengths will be completely swallowed up.

This NCAA's number one player is nothing compared to him!

If he faces Redick again next time, he might not be able to score 51 points; it requires a good shooting touch.

But when I pressed him to the ground and rubbed him against the ground again, there was no problem at all.

Although the three training methods provided by the A+ level training book were not simple, Ye Si was still quite satisfied.

If it can be done, his attribute points can be increased.

He would be satisfied with whatever he learned, whether through hard training or other strange methods.

"Brandon, come here for a second."

Roy, who was engrossed in watching online praise of the University of Washington with his teammates, was called out by Yes.

"Brandon, slap me."

"Huh? I'll slap you?"

"Yeah, slap me hard, and then I'll slap you back hard."

"Ye, you, you've had another episode?"

"Hmm, my 'strange illness' has flared up again; this time I need to slap someone!"

"Then go ahead and slap me, I won't slap you."

"No, slap me first, harder!"

Two slapping sounds echoed in the hotel corridor.

Agility +1!

Agility actually increased by 1?!

Roy might not only have a player trading card?

He's going to be a future All-Star?

He didn't ruin his knees, and he even made it to the NBA?!

Yes suddenly realized that Roy's future made him happier than getting an extra attribute point!