Reborn in 2014, Chen Yilun takes charge as a GM in the NBA. Facing drafts, trades, and front office wars, he must turn a forgotten team into a dynasty. A story of ambition, strategy, and the battles that shape basketball history. (NBA + Strategy First + Behind the Scenes Battles)

Everyone competes on the same court. Daiki Aomine: "The only one who can defeat me is Miyamoto Tokima." Shintarō Midorima: "He's the only man I've never been able to surpass." Shōgo Haizaki: "I am the blade in Tokima's hand." Makoto Hanamiya: "The thing I regret most was clashing with Tokima. But that's fine now. I've become the second blade in his hand." Jason Silver: "Before Tokima's animal instincts, I was nothing more than a helpless dragon." Nash Gold Jr.: "The moment Tokima knocked me down, I knew- he would become my guiding light." Yet as Miyamoto Tokima continues his games and his life, he slowly realizes something: He's only making normal plays. So why does everyone keep turning everything into invincible skills?

Transmigrating back to 2010, a 215 cm-tall center awakens with Allen Iverson's innate talent right from the start. From that moment on, everything changes. Blazing speed. Unreasonable three-pointers. Butterfly-like drives through traffic. Acrobatic, highlight-reel finishes. A generation-defining super center emerges out of nowhere-one who doesn't just dominate the league, but single-handedly ushers in his own version of the "small-ball era." "Is Blake Su the strongest center in the NBA?" When reporters posed the question, Jordan gave his assessment: "Illogical three-pointers. Lightning-fast speed. Drives like a butterfly weaving through defenders. Spectacular finishes at the rim..." "But," others argued, "Blake Su is strong, no doubt. Still, aside from his height fitting the center position, nothing else does. That alone doesn't make him the strongest center." Faced with the controversy, Blake Su could only respond helplessly: "I really am a center."

This is a sequel to my story: The "Magician from Mallorca"

This is an alternative reality football story, that involves one character that I made up (main character). The depiction of real life people is probably not accurate. This story is for entertainment purposes only.

"A Fallen Star Reborn in Blue Lock" Once a celebrated football prodigy, his dreams of becoming the world's greatest striker faded as the years passed. His career dwindled into mediocrity, shifting from the glory of scoring goals to the gritty grind of midfield battles and defensive saves. While he found peace in his role, a deep, unfulfilled hunger for greatness always burned within him. But fate had other plans. When an unexpected accident ends his career and his life, he wakes up as none other than Isagi Yoichi in the cutthroat world of Blue Lock! Now armed with a younger body and a mysterious System designed to hone him into the ultimate striker, he's given a second chance to reignite his ambition and claim the crown he always dreamed of. As the stakes rise and he competes against Japan's brightest talents, he must navigate the fierce rivalries, unlock his hidden potential, and embrace the unforgiving ego required to dominate the field. Can a man who once lost it all rise to the top in this new world, or will he crumble under the pressure of a new destiny?

An underestimated quarterback, ridiculed for his perceived weakness and lack of talent, discovers a mysterious system that will help him dominate the field. Armed with this newfound power, he sets out to defy his critics, build an NFL dynasty, and prove everyone wrong.

Ethan Bennett was supposed to be the future of his national team-until he refused to bow to corruption and paid for it with everything. Branded a problem, expelled in disgrace, and abandoned at the lowest point of his life, the gifted midfielder returns home with his career in ruins and the whole world ready to forget his name. Then fate gives him one impossible opening. As Portugal begins its World Cup campaign, Ethan is thrown into the fiercest battlefield in modern football: hostile crowds, vicious rivals, aging legends, tactical wars, and matches where one mistake can end a nation's dream. At the same time, a mysterious football system awakens inside him, granting explosive boosts, deadly precision, and game-changing abilities-but every gift comes with a price his body may not be able to bear. To survive, Ethan must outplay arrogant opponents, earn the trust of a powerhouse squad, and fight beside icons chasing their own last shot at glory. With every pass, tackle, and impossible goal, he gets closer to the revenge he wants most: forcing the people who cast him aside to watch him conquer the world without them. But at the World Cup, talent alone is never enough-and when the pressure peaks, Ethan will have to decide how much of himself he is willing to burn to keep the dream alive.

Going back to the beginning of 2006, he became the head coach of Real Madrid. All his players are world-renowned superstars, such as Ronaldo, Zidane, Raúl, Beckham, Casillas, Carlos, and Ramos... each one of them is a formidable figure who can shake the world of football with just a stomp of their feet. How can a humble rookie coach these rebellious superstars?

There are children who learn by watching. There are children who learn by copying. And then- There are children who learn by living. Han Seo-jin was not a normal child. Not because he was loud. Not because he was gifted. But because- He felt less than others. He didn't cry when he fell. He didn't laugh when others did. He didn't panic. Didn't cling. Didn't need. "...Why don't you cry?" "I don't think I need to." It wasn't arrogance. It wasn't strength. It was emptiness. A quiet world. Flat. Gray. Until- One day- He touched a script. And the world- Touched him back. He felt rain. Cold. Fear. Loss. Pain. Things he had never truly understood- Became real. Not imagined. Not practiced. Lived. A child who could not feel- Began to experience everything. Again. And again. And again. Through countless lives. Through countless deaths. Through countless roles. And unknowingly- He became something the world could not understand. A genius? A prodigy? A miracle? No. He was simply- A child- Who had lived too many lives. And this- Is the story- Of how that child- Became the greatest actor the world had ever seen.