The aliens knew that, in the world of basketball, Wang Yi was currently the undisputed No. 1 in the world.
So they captured Wang Yi and challenged him to a game.
At that point, Wang Yi was determined to go big.
If he lost, he would submit completely to the aliens. If he won, the aliens would leave Earth and leave behind their technology and knowledge.
Since the aliens mostly communicated with one another through telepathy, and telepathy generally left no room for lies,
Wang Yi wasn't worried they would go back on their word.
In the end, Wang Yi put together a team.
He led that team through a hard-fought battle, narrowly defeating the alien team with a game-winning shot.
The people of Earth won, drove the aliens away, and kept their technology and knowledge.
The script still sounded a little far-fetched, but compared to Wang Yi entering an animated world and playing basketball alongside cartoon characters, it was much more plausible.
So Wang Yi was fairly satisfied with the script.
Not long after he finished reading it, the director from Sony called him.
The director of the movie was none other than James Cameron,
the man who had once made Avatar.
"Hello, Wang. I'm James Cameron, the director of Space Jam 3."
Wang Yi was a little surprised.
As far as he knew, ever since Avatar 2 had become a huge hit, James Cameron had devoted all his energy to making Avatar 3 and 4. How did he have time to direct this movie?
Besides, the man had always been called the King of Delays.
He made a movie only about once every ten years.
Avatar 2 had only come out a year ago. How could he possibly be making another movie already?
Wang Yi had met James