Chen Ge and his younger brother were recognized by the head of a wealthy family in the beautiful country, and he became the eldest son. Out of benevolence, he gave up the Nets team to his younger brother, and he only had a few million dollars to start a business.
The younger brother who became a CEO with a net worth of 100 billion snatched away his girlfriend, leaving only one sentence: "Honest people never end well."
He did not give up, started his business successfully, and became the president of Yifang.
Until one day, he heard that the Nets went bankrupt due to financial crisis, and the Big Three who originally competed for the championship also failed to win.
The younger brother kidnapped himself and injected a viscous liquid into himself: "It's all because of you that you didn't take over the Nets, which led to me being framed by Chen Hong, and I ended up in this situation today!"
The adopted son not only took away all the Nets' funds, he even defrauded the Big Three of a large amount of money.
But he put all the blame on his younger brother.
But what Chen Ge couldn't understand was that he attributed everything to himself, the person who was kind to him.
Such a villain!
In this world, if you are a good person, you will be bullied?
Not only must we seek justice from this group of people, but we must also fulfill the Nets' dream of a championship and prevent these people who don't know how to run things from causing the Nets players to lose their dream of a championship.
Finally, the adopted son goes to jail.
The younger brother was kneeling at the Barclays Center in New York, but the director couldn't kneel down and murmured regrets.
At the same time, the night at the Barclays Center was brightly lit. Harden held the Finals MVP trophy in his left hand, and lifted the championship with his teammates in his right hand. The headline of that night was that the championship team not only included players, but also the talented owner Chen Ge.
When interviewed by reporters, Harden proudly said: "Without Chen Ge's operation, our Nets team would not be able to get to where we are today."