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Chapter 6.6. Genius Yi Weimeng Version!

"It actually went up by 5 points this time!"

Yi Shui expected it to rise to 72, because the 'day 1 to day 4' each day saw a 2-point increase, and the 'day 5' saw a 3-point increase. He had thought this time it would also be 3 points, which was a small surprise.

After the initial surprise, he sighed regretfully, "Unfortunately, the maximum functional recovery is only 74..."

Just like when he was pushing forward with the training mission, he felt he still had energy to spare.

Before each training mission, he would push his body to its limits as much as possible, so his actual physical strength was higher than the system's initial estimate when he first used the 'Functional Repair' injury card.

However, the amount of stamina he could extract was decreasing each time. Since he started using this card, he had gained a total of 25 stamina points, of which 16 points were gained after completing training tasks and 9 points were extracted.

Four points were extracted on the first day, two points were extracted on the second day, and one point was extracted on each of the three to five days.

After completing the training on the '5th day', his stamina had already reached 69. He then spent a week trying to squeeze out his potential, but there was no progress. So, when he woke up this morning and saw that his stamina was still 69, he decided not to keep going.

...

After resting for a while, and once her breathing and heartbeat had calmed down, Yi Shui issued the command in her mind.

"Growth Card: Functional Transformation".

Your injury card; Functional repair, not fully used.

My current stamina is 74. If I use this card now, my stamina will not increase to the projected 90. Are you sure you want to use it?

Without hesitation, he decisively confirmed his decision.

Despite the losses, he still does not intend to carry out the final day of 'functional restoration' training.

Judging from the current situation, if he fully utilizes 'Functional Repair', his stamina will definitely exceed the system's initial estimate of 78, because it has increased by 5 points this time, and his current stamina is 74. The increase on the last day will at least not be lower than this time, and there is a high probability that it will break 80.

Using 'transformation' on this basis, it is very likely that the final physical strength will exceed the initial estimate of 90.

However, if you do this, the 'heal' function will be disabled.

He gritted his teeth and pushed himself for over a month, trying his best to make up for the loss caused by not practicing on the last day of 'function repair', all in order to preserve this function.

The system mentioned that he had the opportunity to improve his physical fitness by completing tasks.

Moreover, even after he 'reconstructed' his physical talent, he can still improve his physical strength through training.

The content on the screen has changed.

"You have successfully used the growth card: Functional Transformation, your physical strength has increased from 74 to 87."

Your physical attributes have been reset. Your base physical strength is 87 based on your current age, height, and weight.

As the screen content changed, Yi Shui could clearly feel the changes in his body; most of his fatigue dissipated! His somewhat rapid breathing and heartbeat also quickly calmed down! He felt that he could immediately do another three to five rounds of training!

He couldn't help but throw his fist to the sky and roar.

As soon as he yelled, he regretted it. He could clearly feel the strange looks from the young couple in the gym, and it seemed like people were running over to see what had happened.

He quickly hid in the bathroom, having lost face terribly this time.

But looking at the updated files, so what if I'm embarrassed? Can't I even celebrate?
"Records (corrected): "

Name: Yi Shui, English name: Brook, Team: Husky Team.

Height: 193 cm, wingspan: 207 cm, weight: 87 kg.

Strength assessment (NCAA Division I, 0-99):
Overall physical fitness 89 (top-tier): Speed ​​91, Strength 78, Jumping 88, Agility 93, Stamina 87. Shooting fundamentals 68 (partially passing): Long range 73, Mid range 45, Close range 84.

Basic passing and ball control skills 78 (good): ball control 84, passing 72.

Skills: None

Talent: Angled genius.

Special Card: Secondary Development (In Use).

Compared to the initial system estimates of speed (92), jumping ability (89), agility (94), and stamina (90), these were all slightly lower, but he felt it was worth it to retain the 'healing' function.

Having used this feature for over a month, he knows exactly how powerful it is, making it the ultimate tool for offseason training!
And there was an unexpected bonus—without fully utilizing the 'functional repair' to reconstruct his body's functions, his strength, which had increased to 78 after more than a month of hard training, did not 'regress' to 69!

Looking at it this way, it's really hard to say whether not practicing on the last day would be a gain or a loss.

In terms of basic skills, the only area where improvement was most noticeable was long-range shooting, which increased from 69 to 73, a rise of 4 points.

Close-range and ball control only increased by 1 point, while mid-range and passing remained unchanged.

However, he has spent most of his energy pushing his body to its limits over the past month, so this level of progress is already quite good. He can just keep training hard in the future.

He retained the 'healing' function. As long as he controlled the training rhythm and made good time arrangements, he could squeeze his physical strength to the limit every day, and it was 87% of his physical strength! It's like going from a slingshot to a cannon!
However, there was a number in the latest file that made him feel complicated: his height was 193 cm. On the 1st, after he saw that his height had changed, he went to measure it and found that he was a few millimeters short of 1.96 meters with his shoes on.

It's summer now, thankfully. In a few months, when autumn and winter arrive, he can almost picture himself not being able to fit into any of last year's clothes and having his bank account balance emptied.

No longer wanting to think about it, Yi Shui turned his heartache into motivation, went to the indoor court, pulled out a basket of balls from the storage room, and began to pay tribute to Los Angeles!

...

The next day, August 4th, after Yi Shui woke up, he immediately opened the system. Seeing the prompt "7th day of functional repair training" on the system screen and feeling his energetic body after completing the "treatment", he felt relieved.

Bug exploit successfully!
He jumped out of bed, humming a song as he went to the bathroom to wash up, and then went next door to wake Robinson up.

We agreed last night that we would train together at the main campus today.

Next, he plans to go there every day to train his basic skills. Once he feels that his physical strength is almost depleted, he will return here to practice the 'Day 7 Training Mission' and use the healing function.

The training of basic skills will definitely focus on shooting. When training there, the coaching staff will arrange trainers. Not to mention anything else, just the fact that someone is there to retrieve and pass the ball can greatly improve the training efficiency and reduce the energy expenditure during training.

However, there is one thing that Yi Shui regrets: on the 9th of last month, after the summer semester ended, Clark took Yad and Hashim-Tabit on a long trip and will not return until before the start of the fall semester.

Before leaving school, Yad boasted to Yi Shui that he would be training with Emeka Okafor and Charlie Villanueva.

At the beginning of last month, Yi Shui received several shooting coaching sessions from Clark. He felt that Clark was much more professional than the other trainers on the team. Clark's observation skills were on a completely different level. He could point out the shortcomings in the movements and make suggestions that suited him just by watching Clark's training.

Unfortunately, he didn't practice much and his foundation wasn't good enough. The reminder only helped him for a short while, but after practicing a couple more sets, he forgot about it again.

If he could, he would naturally want to train with Clark, but Clark also has to make a living. Training Okafor and Villanueva would cost money. He could earn 100,000 in less than a month and a half. Don't think the fee is expensive. If these two weren't from the Husky team, they wouldn't be able to get this kind of favor.

There is a trainer of similar caliber on the market named Chip England, whose one-on-one private coaching price is 5 per week. Of course, England must also have a special discount, but apart from the person who enjoys the discount, no one else would know that there is such a price.

When Yi Shui heard Yad bragging, jealousy made him unrecognizable. This guy was incredibly lucky; he happened to sign two big men with Clark this summer.

But there's no use being envious of some things. Even if Joklar had Ray Allen, Ben Gordon, or Caron Butler, he still couldn't go. He had to work out...

Yi Shui acted as the driver and drove to the gymnasium of the Education Institute. He turned his grief and indignation that he would not be able to wear his clothes in two months and his envy of Yad for being able to train with Okafor into motivation and started training!
As evening approached, Yi Shui, who had returned to the Stanford campus gymnasium, completed his first training session focused on fundamentals. Seeing the 'heal' notification that popped up after completing four and a half rounds of training, he smiled despite being exhausted.

Robinson, who trained with him, was quite surprised: When did this guy become so fierce?
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