A sensation in basketball! Li Fei's 78 points crowned him the Scoring God!

An ESPN reporter secured a chance to ask a question and said excitedly, "Li, congratulations on winning Game 5! You scored an unbelievable 78 points and made history! But why isn't there even a hint of a smile on your face?"

Li Fei raised his head, swept his gaze over all the reporters below, and said in a cold, steady voice, "Like I said, the job isn't finished."

It was a simple sentence, but it carried an undeniable force.

Elsewhere, Jordan looked equally grim during his interview.

When a reporter mentioned Li Fei's remarks, he nodded and said gravely, "Li Fei is right. This series isn't over. We're only down 2–3. We haven't been eliminated."

"Michael," another reporter pressed, "your next two games will be at Madison Square Garden. You're facing the toughest possible road trip. How do you feel about that?"

Jordan's eyes instantly sharpened, and a cold smile tugged at his lips. "I've played countless road games and won on the road countless times. I've even won championships on the road. Home or away makes no difference to me."

The day after the game, sports media around the world went into a frenzy.

ESPN ran an enormous front-page headline—"A miracle in Chicago! Li Fei slaughters the Bulls with 78 points as the Knicks take Game 5!" The report detailed Li Fei's breathtaking individual performance and declared that no team could defeat him once he entered "destruction mode."

TNT's official website put Li Fei's photo right on its homepage, with the caption: "He isn't playing basketball. He's passing judgment."

Even The Times in the United Kingdom devoted its entire sports section to the game, a rare move, calling it "the greatest display of individual heroics since the birth of basketball."

The tide of public opinion instantly swung a full