Reborn as the Warriors' General Manager

I wake up to find that I've transmigrated into the role of the Golden State Warriors' general manager in 2009. At the time, the Warriors are struggling, their roster is a mess, and the upcoming draft is their chance to change their fortunes. Drawing on my memories of the future, I overrule everyone and use the seventh pick to select Stephen Curry, setting off on a legendary journey. In his rookie season, Curry struggles to mesh with the team, while injuries and internal conflicts pile up. I take decisive action, making clever trades to move players who don't fit the system and bring in proven talent suited to Curry. From finding overlooked rising stars to negotiating with the entourages of stars like Kyrie Irving, Karl-Anthony Towns, and Kristaps Porzingis in free agency, I gradually build the framework for a championship team. We reinvent our tactics and take small-ball to its limits. We also establish advanced analytics and medical teams to support our players. The Warriors dominate the regular season as Curry leads the team in a storm of precise three-pointers. In the playoffs, we devise tailored strategies against tough opponents and stage one comeback after another when all seems lost. Finally, on the Finals stage, Curry and his teammates win an important championship for the Warriors, powered by their passion and skill. After that, I continue to lead the team in strengthening its dynasty, expanding its business empire and building its youth development system, among other things, writing a glorious chapter in the story of the Golden State Warriors.