In 2003, the NBA league was in a golden era of alternation between old and new. The four top shooting guards of Xikou Dongai and North Carolina Nanmai are at their peak. Duncan leads the Spurs to establish interior hegemony. James, Wade and other 03 golden generation are about to land in the league. The Chicago Bulls, who created two dynasty eras, are in deep trouble in the post-Jordan era - they have missed the playoffs for several consecutive years, their lineup is chaotic, their morale is low, and their management has been questioned. Fans held signs saying "We miss Michael" at the United Center, and the media unanimously badmouthed this declining giant.
The protagonist travels back in time and becomes a water cooler man at the end of the Bulls bench. He has complete NBA game memories, player growth curves, trading insiders and tactical evolution history in the next ten years. He knows what kind of draft picks the Bulls will have after this season, knows which future superstars are being underestimated, and knows which seemingly strong teams will have fatal weaknesses exposed in the playoffs.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
