James said, "Isn't he? In four of the seasons he'd played before, he'd made more than 400 three-pointers."
"Looking at the entire history of the NBA, only Wang Yi and Curry have made more than 400 three-pointers in a single season."
"Curry did it only once: in the 2015–16 season, when he made 402 threes. Wang Yi, on the other hand, had five seasons in which he made at least 400 threes. In his most outrageous season, he made 470."
"What else could you call him but a three-point shooter?"
Magic Johnson shook his head. "I mean, he isn't just a three-point shooter. He's also an elite scorer, an elite playmaker, and an elite defender."
James smiled. "That's true. He isn't just a three-point shooter, but he's still one of the best three-point shooters ever."
"Maybe when someone mentions a sharpshooter from beyond the arc, Stephen Curry is the first person who comes to mind. But if you look it up, you'll find that Wang Yi's three-point percentage is higher than Curry's, and he's made more threes in a single season."
"It's just that he's so well-rounded that people often overlook the fact that he's actually the greatest three-point shooter in history."
Magic Johnson nodded. "You're right."
Meanwhile, the game continued.
After Zhang Yu made that three, King Arthur turned around and immediately fired from beyond the arc.
Swish!
The three went in!
The lead was back up to 12 points.
King Arthur's three-point shooting wasn't consistent, but when his team had built a comfortable lead, he would occasionally launch an absurd three.
Just to prove he could shoot from deep.
The game had reached its final five minutes, and the lead had grown to 12 points. The crowd erupted again.
"King Arthur, MVP!"
"King Arthur, MVP!"
"King Arthur, MVP!"