NBA: I'm Really Screwing!

Introduction (200 words): In 2007, Zhou Ming traveled through time and became an grievance who owed New York Knicks owner James Dolan $500 million. Dolan held a cigar in his mouth and handed over a contract: "Be the general manager, work hard for me for five years, get two No. 1 Picks, and cancel all debts." Monday Ming Le went crazy. Ruined? Is this okay if I don't have hands? Look at this lineup - Eddy Curry, Marbury, Randolph, pure No. 1 Pick puzzle piece! As a result, reality slapped him hard. He laid off the coach and the team won seven games in a row. He traded the core and the bench exploded. He closed his eyes and selected a European white bear in the second round, and the opponent became the best rookie. On the night of the finals championship, the players threw him into the air, but Zhou Ming saw Dolan break the cigar in his hand from the gap in the crowd. At that moment, he understood: If he failed in this subject, he might not be able to graduate in his lifetime. He was later traded to another bad team. Dolan chased him to the airport and held on to his suitcase: "Zhou Yiming, if you leave, who will pay back my 500 million? Do you still dare to go to other teams to cause trouble?"