Chi Tong followed the direction he pointed, and soon made out the local basketball court where two groups of people were playing a match that looked to be local basketball enthusiasts.
Since they had just finished eating and had nothing to do anyway, let's go take a look.
Shendai Liufei tugged on Chi Tong's hand, his tone full of eager anticipation.
He knew Chi Tong liked basketball, so even watching ordinary people play should still interest him.
Chi Tong did not refuse, nodding as he followed Shendai Liufei toward the basketball court.
The two walked to the sidelines, found an out-of-the-way spot to stand, and cast their gazes onto the match in progress.
The gameplay on the court was quite orthodox; there were no flashy dribbles or explosive dunks, mostly consisting of simple passes and shots, occasionally punctuated by a decent drive that drew cheers from the sideline spectators.
It was clear these people lacked professional skill and had very ordinary strength, with no standout powerhouses to make anyone's eyes light up.
After watching for a moment, Shendai Liufei asked curiously, Chi classmate, which team do you think will win?
Chi Tong's gaze swept across the court, quickly capturing the differences between the two teams. He withdrew his gaze and said to Shendai Liufei, The team on the left is a bit stronger than the team on the right. Their coordination is smoother, they make fewer errors, and they know how to utilize team advantages.
The team on the right relies too much on solo plays; given time, they'll definitely get suppressed.
Shendai Liufei did not argue. He knew Chi Tong's insight into basketball far surpassed ordinary people's, so since he said so, he must have spotted details he himself had missed.
Sure enough, just as Chi Tong had said,