NBA: Starting with a Three-Point Experience Card
Chapter 771

Wang Yi Is the Magician

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770 Wang Yi Is the Magician

At halftime, China Team already led France by 15 points.

That left many commentators and reporters completely dumbfounded.

They had thought that, judging by the teams' overall strength, France was two or three tiers above China. But the score made it look as though China was the one two or three tiers above France.

In fact, their pregame analysis had been right. Based on their overall Paper Strength, France was indeed two or three tiers above China.

But there was one factor they didn't know about: Wang Yi's system.

If an ordinary person led a group of teammates like these against France, it would undoubtedly be a difficult game.

But what if LeBron James at his peak were leading the team?

Then they might well be evenly matched with France.

And wasn't Wang Yi, with the Big Shark Experience Card, even stronger than LeBron James at his peak?

So a 15-point halftime lead over France was perfectly reasonable and logical.

Du Feng, China Team's head coach, honestly didn't know what to make of Wang Yi's first-half performance.

The tactics they'd laid out before the game had fallen apart as soon as they took the court.

Instead, Wang Yi's seemingly chaotic approach had surprised him—and the opponents, too.

And the players had all followed Wang Yi's lead and gone along with his crazy antics.

The result was that they'd completely dismantled the opposition.

On top of that, they led by 15 points at halftime. Du Feng couldn't even bring himself to get angry.

What now?

How should he set things up for the second half?

I seriously have no idea what to do.

It wasn't that Coach Du Feng lacked ability. It was just that with Wang Yi playing like this, any coach would be

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