Transmigrating into the 2003 draft class, Chu Kong took the reins as head coach of the Celtics from the start.
With the script of the future in his hands, would he really trade the second overall pick for a “troublemaker” legend and recruit a “lone wolf” to form a Big Three?
The media mocked him: “A rookie coach from China who can do nothing but dismantle teams and tank!”
But then
Kobe: “His ‘one star and four shooters’ strategy was ten years ahead of its time… If I’d met him earlier, I’d have won more than five titles!”
LeBron James: “If I’d stayed under Coach Chu, ten titles? That would’ve just been the beginning!”
O'Neal: “Even my grandma could coach under Chu Kong and retire with a hand full of rings!”
Kevin Durant: “If I played for him, would people still call me ‘Mr. Second Place’?”
Yao Ming: “Aside from injuries, I can’t think of any way to beat his teams…”
Ten years later, as Chu Kong lifted his tenth championship trophy,
the league looked back in awe: by trading for “good-for-nothings” and “troublemakers,” he had conquered an entire era!
Chu Kong chuckled. “I’ve only won ten titles. Don’t make a big deal of it.”
The whole world roared: “You’ve only coached for ten seasons!”
It's a very well-written and refreshing article that makes people want to read it all the time. It has been consumed for 3000 hours.
The early stage was good, but I wonder what happened to the author later? The changes are so great that it's impossible to tell that this is the same book.
It's good to watch, I'm not a basketball fan but I love watching it.
The plot is okay, but many chapters are inexplicably missing a large plot. [What][What][What]
It's so well written, why is the rating so low? Come on, author!
Very good nba coaching article! Various transactions, various tactics, and compact plot! Just ask for updates every day!
It feels quite real, kind of like the butterfly effect, right?
This is the only book I have read that has no system, is a coach, and is very interesting.
I like this kind of super fast pace
A wonderful novel