On the court, after making a great shot or playing great defense, you could roar at the crowd, but you absolutely couldn't roar at your opponent.
Otherwise, you'd get a T.
Wang Yi had learned a thing or two from Paul.
Whenever his opponent made even the slightest mistake, he'd complain to the referee.
He didn't let even the tiniest details slide.
And because he knew the rules so well, his complaints were often very effective.
For example, if an opponent didn't tuck his jersey into his shorts, he'd get a T.
If an opponent wore a ninja headband, he'd get a T.
To put it dramatically, when it came to the rules, Wang Yi and Paul knew them even better than the referees.
Now, Wang Yi was reporting Arthur for yelling at him. There was nothing wrong with that.
The referee immediately gave Arthur a T.
To everyone else, it looked like Wang Yi was lashing out in embarrassment after getting dunked on.
But in reality, Wang Yi wasn't angry at all. He was secretly delighted. Sure, he'd just been dunked on, but before that, he'd blocked the guy.
A system notification had already sounded in his mind.
[Quest complete!]
[Quest reward: Unlocked a new Personal Domain—No-Fly Zone.]
[No-Fly Zone: Defensive efficiency greatly increased inside the paint. Block, steal, and rebound success rates all increase to 50%. Even if an opponent manages to take a shot, his shooting percentage will be suppressed to below 10%.]
[Passive: If an opponent attempts a dunk, a 100% block will be triggered.]
When he saw the skill description for No-Fly Zone, Wang Yi was completely stunned.
Calling it powerful didn't do it justice. It was ridiculously overpowered.
If he entered the No-Fly Zone, his defense inside the paint would be practically invincible.
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