In 2007, the 26-year-old mysterious Chinese tycoon Chen Jianghe spent US$2 billion to acquire the Lakers, which shocked the entire NBA. No one knows that this young man who calls himself a "traditional Chinese medicine family" is actually a time traveler from the future and knows every timeline after 2007.
At the signing conference, he dialed the number of the Blazers general manager in front of the national media: "Except Roy, just pick the entire list - in exchange for Oden's signing rights." In front of the TV, Kobe threw the remote control.
What's even crazier is later: He used the lost Taoist breathing method to modify Oden's power generation mode, giving "The Great" a new life; he traded future draft picks for Durant, and said "He will help you win the championship in five years" which made the thin boy's eyes red; then Westbrook, Harden, and Leonard joined the team one after another, and a "Shepherd System" that could rewrite the history of basketball was quietly formed.
When James never won a championship, when the Big Three of the Celtics, the Spurs GDP, and the Warriors dynasty were all blown away by the butterfly effect, people finally understood that he was not running the team, but rewriting history.
This is the epic story of a shepherd driving a group of bigots into the right pasture. And when Kobe said to him, "I just want to be your Kobe," this mysterious rich man from China finally let the world see clearly: the real golden finger is never about predicting the future, but the ability to change destiny.
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The content can be interesting, but the logic is messy, the content is repetitive, and the preface does not match the following. I mentioned trading those guys for Oden. I thought this was a consensus reached by the two teams, but I ended up writing another chapter later. Please write a novel if you are not clear. Chu, then go and read other NBA articles about how players are traded. The general managers of the two teams must reach a consensus before the trade can be made. As a result, you mentioned how much it would cost to trade Oden. One chapter is over, and the next chapter is about the reaction of the other team. It's very strange🤔
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A lot of repetitive content
There are obvious traces of AI, one in this ending and another in another.
The content can be interesting, but the logic is messy, the content is repetitive, and the preface does not match the following. I mentioned trading those guys for Oden. I thought this was a consensus reached by the two teams, but I ended up writing another chapter later. Please write a novel if you are not clear. Chu, then go and read other NBA articles about how players are traded. The general managers of the two teams must reach a consensus before the trade can be made. As a result, you mentioned how much it would cost to trade Oden. One chapter is over, and the next chapter is about the reaction of the other team. It's very strange🤔
No review?
A lot of repetitive content
There are obvious traces of AI, one in this ending and another in another.