Kyrie Irving's defense was never good, at least not since his school days.
Yet, he truly believed he could guard Yu Fei.
Yu Fei didn't know where his confidence came from.
It might have something to do with his father Drederick.
It was said when Kyrie was a child, he lacked confidence, so Drederick would constantly fill him with forced confidence to make his son believe he was the strongest person in the world.
Yu Fei didn't know the specifics of what Drederick did, but it surely wasn't as abstract as Mima Ito's mother's approach.
Under the gaze of the entire team, Yu Fei didn't hold back at all, swiftly stepping past Irving's defensive position, tearing through the defense, and scoring with a layup.
"Don't casually spout dreams next time," Yu Fei mocked.
Kyrie was dead serious.
But the more serious he was, the harder it was for Yu Fei not to crack up.
Because his defense was really that bad.
