When I woke up, I actually traveled back to the Chicago Bulls management meeting in 2008! In front of us is a critical moment when Derrick Rose is about to be selected with the No. 1 Pick. As an "outsider" who knows the future well, I clearly remember the regrettable ending of this talented guard's death due to injury. Faced with management's doubts and time constraints, I relied on modern basketball knowledge and understanding of Rose's career to adjust the draft strategy against all opinions. At the same time, I set out to establish a scientific medical team and load management system, vowing to rewrite the fate of this MVP.
However, the road to reform is full of thorns. Resistance from traditional coaches, cynicism from the media, and a crisis of confidence in the locker room ensued. But I did not back down. I used advanced tactical concepts to create a "two-gun backcourt" and decisively selected Stephen Curry in the 2009 draft. I intercepted Antetokounmpo in 2011 and exchanged for Kyrie Irving in 2012, gathering future superstars who might have been scattered around the league under the Bulls. From promoting small-ball tactics to establishing a player psychological counseling mechanism, from failing in the playoffs to competing against the Heat's Big Three, every decision is related to the rise and fall of the dynasty.
As Curry's three-point rain, Rose's rebirth, and Antetokounmpo's inside dominance gradually emerged, the Bulls rose amidst doubts. Not only do we have to fight against powerful enemies on the court, but we also have to face the league's rules, the game of business interests, and the mysterious foreshadowing laid in parallel time and space. When the five championship trophies hang high at the United Center, and when Rose completes his career in a healthy manner, this basketball legend that spans time and space will eventually become an eternal classic that rewrites NBA history.
