Throughout the entire game, Wang Yi barely needed to shoot, yet the opponent retreated step by step until their entire lineup collapsed.
Wang Yi had not activated a single Experience Card in this game.
After four rounds of series play, Wang Yi had used only two Experience Cards.
He still had Twelve Experience Cards remaining.
And for the team to win the championship, they happened to need twelve more victories.
For the remaining schedule, there was no need to deliberately conserve his Experience Cards.
In the Second Round of the Playoffs, the Lakers faced the San Antonio Spurs.
Over the five games of this series, Wang Yi activated the God-tier Three-Point Experience Card, Super God Block Experience Card, and God-tier Assist Experience Card in turn.
He activated the God-tier Three-Point Experience Card in the first two games, but the wins were still extremely perilous.
Limited by his playing time, he could play at most twenty-six minutes per game. In those twenty-six minutes, he sank thirteen three-pointers.
The Spurs were red-hot as a team and clung tightly to the score without letting up.
It was not until the final moments that Wang Yi, boosted by the God-tier Three-Point Experience Card, hit a buzzer-beating three from deep in the backcourt to firmly seal the win.
The second game, with the Super God Block Experience Card activated, was equally fraught with danger.
His playing time was limited, so he could not establish a no-fly zone for the entire game.
With twenty-five seconds left in the first half, Wang Yi soared for a Board Block, denying the Spurs a game-tying layup as the Lakers narrowly won.
The third game was much easier.
The God-tier Assist Experience Card could raise his teammates' overall shooting percentage across the board.
The Spurs chose to double-team the forty-six-year-old