Let alone ordinary people—even Wang Yi, in his current body, found the move somewhat difficult because his hands weren't big enough.
Still, it was more than enough to get past this Level 5 guy.
This time, Wang Yi didn't go for a layup. He stopped abruptly about three meters from the basket.
The younger brother had already been fooled by that move once, but he still hadn't learned his lesson. He rushed in again, only to be easily shaken off once more. Then Wang Yi rose straight up for a jump shot.
The shot was close, and both the stop and the jump were perfectly on beat, so Wang Yi released the ball cleanly. It swished straight through the net.
It was the first swish he'd made since creating this character.
On the next possession, the younger brother attacked again. Once more, he used his stronger body to muscle Wang Yi all the way under the basket, then forced his way up and barely managed to dunk.
The score was tied at 4–4.
Wang Yi took the next possession and once again used his rhythm to draw out the defender.
This time, the guy had learned his lesson. Instead of sticking close to Wang Yi, he waited at the free-throw line.
Wang Yi dribbled quickly to the free-throw line, then moved the ball from his right hand to his left. He stretched his left arm out level with his shoulder, the basketball floating beneath his hand.
He watched the younger brother's footwork.
At the same time, he gave a slight shoulder fake to the left. The instant he saw the younger brother shift left in response, Wang Yi hit him with a Death Crossover, sending the ball low and fast toward the right.
The moment the ball reached his right