[Reborn + basketball + fast-paced face-slapping + wild trades + championships every year]
Wang Teng was reborn in 2010, bought the Lakers, and did the first thing on his list: he traded Kobe.
The whole world went berserk.
ESPN: The stupidest decision in NBA history!
Fans: Burn his picture!
Kobe: You’ll regret this.
Then Wang Teng won a championship with Paul, Kevin Durant, and Cousins.
Finals MVP? Traded.
The next year, he brought in a new group and won again. Then he traded them and won again.
LeBron James shouted “Not one, not two, not three” in Miami
Wang Teng: How many is that now? Zero.
The Heat Big Three? The Lakers beat them into the ground.
Eight points in a single NBA Finals game, and LeBron disappeared.
The flu game, a mountain in Puerto Rico, getting left wide open to shoot
Wang Teng beat LeBron until he questioned his whole life.
The entire league was baffled
Why could he sell his stars every year and still win the championship every year?
Why did every trade seem like he could see the future?
Wang Teng smiled.
Because I’ve seen all of your futures.
I'd give it four stars. I'm not sure if I'm right, but this book shows a lot of AI influence. AI-generated writing isn't bad, but the problem is the author needs to be more realistic when inputting data. Frequent player trades, while they might have temporarily resolved the situation, could very well lead to a locker room explosion. I'm not sure if I'm right, just sharing my opinion. I hope the author will improve in later chapters and future books. Everything else is pretty good.
The NBA Manager is an arms dealer; the novel is good and worth recommending. I rarely write recommendations, but this one is really good.