NBA: Is This Player Actually the Team Owner?!

Li Hao, a veteran basketball fan and an outstanding young man of the new era, wakes up one day to find himself back in 2004. The NBA season that year is full of seismic changes: the Lakers' Shaq and Kobe duo goes their separate ways, the Charlotte Bobcats officially join the league as a new NBA team, and the Spurs claim another championship in an odd-numbered year... But none of that compares to the shock of Li Hao, an NBA team owner, stepping onto the court as a player. After transmigrating, Li Hao finds himself in an extraordinary position: he is the adopted son of Charlotte Bobcats owner Robert Johnson. Although Li Hao has never met the man he calls his adoptive father, his connection to him earns him a contract with the Charlotte Bobcats as an undrafted player, making him the next Chinese player to enter the NBA after Yao Ming. But before the season even begins, news breaks that Robert Johnson has died of a sudden heart attack. Li Hao inherits all his assets, including ownership of the Charlotte Bobcats. The NBA clearly prohibits people who own shares in a team from playing, so it seems Li Hao will have to give up his career as a player. But with the strongest NBA System, Li Hao insists he wants both: the role of owner and the role of player.